Top support for parents of autistic children during the COVID-19 pandemic, including social stories and visual schedules. Discover expert tips and coping strategies for autism families throughout quarantine. Learn the best ways to deal with heightened anxieties, the benefits of teletherapy for mental health, how to foster communication with an ASD child, plus sought after educational advice.
As the number of autism diagnoses increases each year, so do the fears of parents and the need to see specialists. During the past few years, not only has the COVID-19 pandemic put a hold on autism diagnoses, it has put a strain on parents getting the right treatment for their kids. The different signs
in Autism Diagnosis, Autism News, COVID-19 Coronavirus and Autism by Erin Bergman, BA
This is a letter many special needs parents might want to send due to the changes brought by COVID-19, but don’t have the time or energy to do so… It’s been a long nine months and I want to share some perspective. During a typical school year, we special needs parents and families struggle. We
in COVID-19 Coronavirus and Autism by Melanie Milicevic
Without question, the COVID-19 pandemic has presented everyone with unprecedented disruptions in what we used to take for granted as everyday life. And, all of us are trying to figure out how to make life work, now that it has been turned upside down. Some describe us as being in a war on the coronavirus
in COVID-19 Coronavirus and Autism by Charles Houff, MS, LMHC
Exercise, both high energy and stress reducing physical activity, is one of the most underutilized and cost-effective interventions for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This is particularly important with children staying home during the COVID-19 shelter-in-place edicts by governors all across the U.S. Interestingly, a recent survey through SPARK (Simons Foundation Powering Autism Research)
in COVID-19 Coronavirus and Autism by Martin Block
Children all over the world are currently involved in “lockdown” situations in their communities. How can you help your child with autism spectrum disorder and others deal with these situations more effectively? Electronic communication Not all students with autism have access to technology at home. As a parent, you should contact your child’s school principal
in COVID-19 Coronavirus and Autism by Dr. Ron Malcolm, EdD
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