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





Nurture the Love of Learning with a Strengths-Based Approach to Autism Interventions
A strengths-based approach to OT with kids on the spectrum allows us to strike a balance between accepting that autistic kids think differen


Rethinking Planned Ignoring for Kids on the Spectrum
In either of these scenarios, did the child learn a new skill to help them cope with the demands of daily life? Did you build your trust and


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...


The #1 Reason OTs Feel Ineffective with Kids On the Autism Spectrum
Most OTs want so badly to make a real impact in the lives of the people we work with. We want to feel like what we are doing matters for...


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...
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