By Jennifer Lingle, M.Ed. 1. What can I work on with my child this summer? Please give me at least three goals that we can work on at home. Consistency is very important for your child. Help him by continuing to practice learned skills. While summer is a great time for your child to relax [...]
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By Jennifer Lingle, M.Ed. Children with Autism are typically visual learners. They learn by seeing and not necessarily by hearing. If you find yourself giving directions repeatedly, and your child is not complying, you may want to consider using visual strategies. Even if you think your child is familiar with his schedule, your house rules, [...]
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By Jennifer Lingle, M.Ed. Twelve ways to get your child to use the toilet Potty time can be very intimidating and scary for many children, and especially for children with Autism. There are many sensory components in the bathroom experience. The toilet seat may be cold and/or feel very hard, sounds may echo off the [...]
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