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Nonverbal Children: 3 Communication Tips for Parents
An estimated 25%-40% of ASD individuals are minimally speaking or nonverbal. However, it is worth noting that nonverbal people are still communicating. And we have more insight than ever into how parents, friends, and family members can support nonverbal children in meaningful ways.
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Handling Criticism of Your Parenting Style
Sometimes, it’s a comment from a neighbor at the park. Other times, it’s constant judgment and critique from someone closer. Both can wound your self-esteem and make you feel defeated. Parenting a sensory kid is challenging enough without taking judgment to heart, so look to these tips when you feel down.
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Four Facts About ADHD That Might Surprise You
ADHD is a lifelong condition. But when properly managed and understood, there is no reason ADHD should prevent anyone from leading a full, satisfying life. Just like anything else, ADHD requires patience, education, and an open mind.
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Sleep Problems in Autism: Your Guide to Healthy Sleep
With the right insight, you can help your autistic child sleep through the night. These simple tips are a great place to start.
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Managing Screen Time for Students with Autism: 5 Steps
Our devices can be essential tools, but they can also be concerning distractions. The effects of screen time have been widely studied and documented, and screen time management seems to be essential for optimal health and wellness. In particular, we are taking a look at screen time and students with Autism.
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