Autism Society of America’s Post

Potty training is an important step in every child's growth toward independence. Learn how you can help your child with autism overcome challenges when learning to use the toilet: Establish a Routine Use Calming Strategies Reward Successful Toilet Trips Teaching complex behaviors can be a challenge, so plan ahead for your child's first toilet trip! Read more in our blog: appliedabc.com/blog

As a parent of an autistic child, you may have heard about Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices, but understanding what they are and how they can benefit your child might still be unclear. These devices play a crucial role in helping non-speaking or minimally verbal individuals with autism communicate effectively. In this blog, we will delve into the world of AAC devices, explaining what they are and how they work. ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/g3unhn4V

Struggling to work towards your resolutions for this new year? You are not alone. Setting and fulfilling your goals can be challenging, especially if you have autism. Learn more about how to set and execute your goals for 2024 from the perspective of someone with autism. https://lnkd.in/dj4d9YYM

We believe everyone's normal is different! Our Know Your Normal toolkit for autistic children and young people helps them identify what their unique version of ‘normal’ is, so they can explain to those who support them when they aren't feeling themselves. Download the toolkit: https://bit.ly/349YK8Q

We believe everyone's normal is different! Our Know Your Normal toolkit for autistic children and young people helps them identify what their unique version of ‘normal’ is, so they can explain to those who support them when they aren't feeling themselves. Download the toolkit: https://bit.ly/349YK8Q

We believe everyone's normal is different! Our Know Your Normal toolkit for autistic children and young people helps them identify what their unique version of ‘normal’ is, so they can explain to those who support them when they aren't feeling themselves. Download the toolkit: https://bit.ly/349YK8Q

We believe everyone's normal is different! Our Know Your Normal toolkit for autistic children and young people helps them identify what their unique version of ‘normal’ is, so they can explain to those who support them when they aren't feeling themselves. Download the toolkit: https://bit.ly/349YK8Q

We believe everyone's normal is different! Our Know Your Normal toolkit for autistic children and young people helps them identify what their unique version of ‘normal’ is, so they can explain to those who support them when they aren't feeling themselves. Download the toolkit: https://bit.ly/349YK8Q

We believe everyone's normal is different! Our Know Your Normal toolkit for autistic children and young people helps them identify what their unique version of ‘normal’ is, so they can explain to those who support them when they aren't feeling themselves. Download the toolkit: https://bit.ly/349YK8Q

We believe everyone's normal is different! Our Know Your Normal toolkit for autistic children and young people helps them identify what their unique version of ‘normal’ is, so they can explain to those who support them when they aren't feeling themselves. Download the toolkit: https://bit.ly/349YK8Q