Autism and socialization

Seven Ways to Help with Changes in Routines

They’re gone. I’ve had company for over two weeks, and it’s taken me days to get my house and mind back in order. Today, it’s painfully...

Building Trust – the Most Important Element of Helping Students with Learning Differences

When he smiles, it’s like soft sunshine. He tips his head up, an impish grin forming on his face, and I swear I can hear birds singing. ...

Choices – the Secret to Getting Students to Work

I’ve been talking about Brandon, who was having a difficult time completing his assignments, or anything else as far as that goes. On...

Journey out of Autism 2 – the Follow-through

Brandon shows up for his first session. His mom has pulled him out of public school and enrolled him in our hybrid private school. He...

Journey Out of Autism 1

His eyes are dark orbs that miss nothing. Bright and shiny. Intelligent. His skin is clear, with a mop of sandy blonde hair on top of...

Six Ways to Help Your Child Transition into a New School Year

Going back to school is an exciting time for children. School clothes shopping, picking out school supplies, and a new teacher can be...

Help for Those Pesky Reversals

Have you stood by and watched your child or student reverse a letter, word, or number? Do you gently remind him/her of it, but it seems...

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