Developmental and educational tools to help build skills. To include autism APPS, educational toys, visual supports.
Playing is one of the best and most important parts of being a child. The freedom to create and use your imagination using the toys around you or getting attached to a specific toy is something many of us have enjoyed growing up. For your autistic child, this can be the same. Play is important
in Autism Tools and Supports by Erin Bergman, BA
It can be tricky trying to figure out autism benefits by state. Below is a comprehensive listing, organized by US states, to help parents along this journey and answer some questions. A list of autism benefits by state Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida The benefits for autism spectrum disorder include the
in Autism Tools and Supports by Donnesa McPherson, AAS
Sensory toys are essential items to keep in your home to aid your child’s sensory needs. Here are a few ideas to consider. Think of a moment in time where you’ve felt a sense of calmness and relaxation. It could be from receiving a massage, maybe listening to your favorite music, or getting into a
in Autism Tools and Supports by Rebecca Lake
Ask any occupational therapist, and they could point to a moment that inspired them in a way they cannot forget. A few years ago, I worked with a little boy who was nonverbal. One day, while assessing his fine motor skills, he was clearly getting frustrated but did not yet have a way to effectively
in Autism Tools and Supports by Rebecca Connick, MOT, LOTR
Many parents of children with autism have come to me as an occupational therapist asking about their child’s device usage. The common theme is they recognize their child is happy, calm, and loves time with the iPad or tablet, yet are wary about the amount of screen time their child is getting. Rest easy, parents—the
in Autism Tools and Supports by Rebecca Connick, MOT, LOTR
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