Episode 1: Developmental Approach to ASD
Legacy Post – Feat. Sue Simmons, Autism Parenting Coach Episode 1 takes a look at the developmental approach vs managing challenging […]
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Tackling “Sticky Subjects” During a Family Meeting
A family meeting can be a productive way to address hard issues that involve the whole family.
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Peekaboo and the Emergence of Social Skills
Socialization develops gradually, in sequential stages. The simple, yet complex game of peekaboo is much more than simple turn taking. It’s more of a “process” in which each action is linked to the previous one.
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Nonverbal Games: 10 simple activities
In my work, I’m constantly encouraging parents to reduce their language, and amplify nonverbal communication? Why? Children with neurodevelopmental challenges typically have difficulty reading nonverbal cues. Feb 2, 2020
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Tips to prevent summer chaos!
For many families, the summer is a mixed blessing. Childcare for working parents can be fraught with challenge, and suitable camps aren’t always feasible. On top of that, highly anticipated time away from work can go “south” before you’ve unpacked your bags! Here are some suggestions for making the best of your time off.
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Build Your Emotional and Nonverbal Connection!
More is not always better. Parents often discount themselves as candidates for a parent-based intervention because they don’t have hours to put in each day. Hello! Who does? Working parents see amazing headway involving their ASD child in a few simple ‘round the house activities a week and more on weekends. Really! Here’s the secret …
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