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Rethinking Reinforcers for Autism
Everyone who’s worked with kids on the spectrum on tough goals knows that in order to be successful we have to tap into their motivation. N


Three Indispensable Steps to Becoming a Truly Confident Therapist
The process of being a new therapist, or an experienced therapist in a new setting, is truly stressful. And while it’s totally normal to fee


Rethinking Hand-Over-Hand Assistance for Kids On the Autism Spectrum
If you don’t have a toolbox full of autism-specific strategies, letting go of hand-over-hand can feel scary. After all, when your client can


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


The Best Therapy is Usually Simple
Sometimes doing therapy can feel like a performance. You plan this beautiful hour, orchestrate it, and then wait for your applause and bow…


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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