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Autism-specific strategies to help your clients participate more fully and joyfully in in their daily activities





Creating Autism Interventions that Promote Flexibility: Your Ultimate Guide
When we teach flexibility, we can watch as our kids learn to look to their schedules to see what changes they can expect that day. We’ll fee


3 Essential Types of Visual Supports To Help Kids On the Autism Spectrum Succeed
Many parents and therapists have heard by now that visual supports can help kids make sense of their instructions. We know that receptive...


Getting Unstuck with Self-Calming for Autism
When we work with kids on the autism spectrum, we often find that self-regulation is challenging. Our young clients begin to get upset...


Why Sensory and Fine Motor Aren't Enough
There’s something controversial in the occupational therapy world….It’s what on earth we OTs are supposed to do. Parents, have you noticed t


Making Schedules for Kids on the Spectrum
Learn how to make a schedule for your clients with autism that teaches independence and flexibility
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