Expert Ways to Plan for and Stop Meltdowns in their Tracks
The scene is all too familiar: Six-year-old Jesse is frustrated because he’s having trouble waiting and wants to go play his video game. In the time it takes to draw a breath, he’s melting down. You saw the signs but felt powerless to stop it as first he gave a low growl, the precursor to […]
Continue reading5 Simple Ways to Help Prevent Wandering in Children with Autism
If you are a parent to a child with autism, then you may have a child who tries or has tried to escape or elope from your home, your supervision when in public or even from their classroom at school. It can be scary if you think you have 60 seconds to run to the […]
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