Planning for children with autism is essential for a child to reach their fullest potential. Making a plan that will work at home and at school is the second most important step to start turning autism around for your clients or child, so I’m diving into the topic of planning today.
Today, I’m going to discuss my views on the 3 Things We All Want for Our Children with or without autism.
Today I’m going to be talking about advice on the internet and why it’s pretty dangerous to take it in the autism world.
Today, I’m going to talk about whether it’s possible to teach a child with autism to Learn to Cross the Street.
In the autism field, I don’t think we talk about happiness near enough. So, today, I’m going to dive in and discuss how to Make Sure Your Child or Client with Autism is Happy.
Today I’m going to give you some advice on how to tell if an autism program or school is right for your child or client.
You might be worried because your child was recently held back or kicked out of daycare or preschool. Or maybe you’re just concerned that it might happen, if things continue the way they are.
Whenever a child has problem behaviors it is most likely due to the demands being too high or reinforcement being too low. Any problem behavior can be analyzed in the same way. If we have a child who is falling to the ground and crying, we can look at that and we could say, “Okay,...
Many of you have seen my videos of Chino, who I started working with in 2010, when he was just 20-21 months old. He made amazing progress and he is now in early elementary school with little support and he is fully conversational. In fact, he’s bilingual in Spanish and English, as this is what...
When Lucas was two-years-old, before his diagnosis of autism, we took him to speech therapy sessions weekly at our local hospital and the speech therapist that worked with him was great. She really taught me a lot. I was allowed and encouraged to be in the therapy room. They also had an option to stand...
