A Guest Post by Laura Watson Many people believe that living with autism is as much of a struggle as it is a blessing. Children who live with autism might act differently than other children and they may need to do certain things in order to feel safe and happy. Stimming (self-stimulatory behavior) is one […]
A Guest Post by Laura Watson Mental health is just as important as physical health. However, it can be difficult to find the right support system when you are having a hard time with your mental health. One of the best ways to have someone who will listen and guide you through your journey is […]
Most people should already be familiar with the Coronavirus and the dangers it poses by this point in time. The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the lives of billions of people across the globe, and has pressured many employers into asking their employees to work from home to ensure their safety. While working from home can […]
Living with autism adds numerous challenges to the day-to-day lives of people who have the condition. However, many autistic people are able to use their abilities to get ahead in workplace environments. They possess traits that could give them a leg-up in terms of workplace performance compared to others. Here are some of the ways […]
A Guest Post by Amber Roy. How are you supposed to approach a senior patient with autism? Is there any core method that all treatment team members should follow to help them throughout their stay at the nursing home? This article will discuss key ways to work with senior patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It’s […]
A Guest Post by Amber Roy. The spread of the coronavirus is a monstrous situation to deal with, but students can still take control of their learning and keep up with the classes. Staying focused is a challenge for everyone. We live in a world full of distractions televisions, smartphones, videos, email, and social media […]
A Guest Post by Amber Roy If the pandemic has taught us one thing, businesses have to be as virtual as possible. Offering services from a remote location without being present saves on high operational costs and is safe from most disruptions, including pandemics and political unrest. Here are some ideas you can use to […]
A Guest Post by Amber Roy It’s always preferred to treat autistic children as separate individuals because no two autistic children are the same. While teaching autistic children, there are still various ways to support a child, either in online school setups or physical ones. Having such a positive effective teacher-student relationship ensures learning, growth, […]
The fear of public speaking is a common one, affecting almost three-quarters of the population. However, when you throw in virtual public speaking and autism in the bag, it ends up becoming much harder. That’s why as the COVID-19 pandemic gives way to the rising popularity of virtual video conferencing and public speaking platforms, people […]
Here’s how you can help your autistic child overcome academic and social difficulties and excel at school.