What is Working Memory? How to Identify Challenges and Easy Ways to Build Skills in Kids
What’s inside this article: In this article, we’ll explore what working memory is and why it’s so important. We’ll discuss the common signs of poor…
10 Ways to Help Your Child Develop Self-Control
What’s inside this article: A look at impulse control, signs of poor impulse control, and 10 strategies that can help develop impulse control in children…
How to Help Children With ADHD Develop Problem-Solving Skills
What’s inside this article: Background information as to why kids with both ADHD and autism struggle with developing problem-solving skills. Strategies you can use to…
9 Strategies For Teaching Social Skills To Autistic Children
What’s inside this article: Nine evidence-based strategies that can help children with autism develop or improve social skills. Includes teaching strategies, play strategies, and educational…
How to Set Up Learning Stations at Home Following The TEACCH Philosophy
As a parent, you have a significant amount of power when it comes to influencing your child’s education and helping them flourish. This power comes…
What are “Transactional Supports” in the SCERTS Model?
Transactional Supports are part of the SCERTS Model developed by Barry M. Prizant (author of my favorite book Uniquely Human), et al. SCERTS stands for:…
Using Social Scripts for Teaching Autistic Children
What’s inside this article: What social scripts or social narratives are, the key features that should be included, step-by-step instruction to making your own social…
9 Ways to Improve Cognitive Flexibility And Reduce Rigid Behavior
What’s inside this article: Strategies that help children with autism to think more flexibly and ways to help reduce the impact of rigid thinking on…
5 Ways to Improve Listening Skills and Comprehension
Listening skills are so important because it is actually the most important part of communication. You should not assume that listening is done automatically or…
What To Do When Your Child Won’t Use Their Break Card
Does your child have a “break” card at school that is meant to be used as a visual way to communicate when they’re feeling frustrated…
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