Autism Parenting Magazine Issue 157 Edição anterior

As the month of October begins, so do the autumn changes in many places. The vibrant scarlets, oranges, and yellows adorn the world around us, and we take notice of the transformation. That visual sign means one season has ended and another is just beginning. For many children, including those with autism, being able to see what changes or events will be happening is important, whether in their home life, school schedule, or appointments and activities. Our theme this month is “Visual Supports,” and these tools are so important to help children know what comes next. These might be in the form of cute pictures, helpful photos, or a reminder list of directions. Happy reading!

What else can you expect?

- A Practical Guide to Creating Visual Schedules
- My Child is a Visual Learner: What Does That Mean?
- Picture Books for Autistic Children
- Is Your Child Ready For An Active Shooter Situation At School?
- Plus many more articles…