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Therapy can remediate the core deficits of Autism, aiming higher than simply compensating for the challenges a child faces in their life. When I start working with a new family, part of the process of getting to know the child with Autism and their family involves talking about therapies they are doing or have done […]
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Parents are the most important people for a child with Autism. This statement sounds redundant, but it’s something I find myself discussing with parents I work with – a lot! If I share one tip with parents of children with Autism (actually any parents), it’s to remember that you are the most important people for […]
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A universal goal for parents is to set their child up for a successful future with a good quality of life. Forming close and lasting friendships is important, as is doing well in school to forge their chosen career and becoming independent adults. All of the ages and stages that a growing child goes through […]
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As parents of young children, we can observe developmental milestones in action as our children acquire new skills – seemingly everyday doing something new. While we delight in and wonder at their progress, we can sometimes find ourselves asking if this is what our child ‘should’ be doing at their age and stage. For parents […]
