PRT Speech Therapy for Autism: Fun and Easy Activities With PlayDoh Hi there, and welcome to my little corner of the internet! If you are a parent, caregiver, or someone who loves a child with autism, this post is just perfect for you. I want to share my experience with using Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT…
PRT Using Balls: Simple and Fun Activities For Autistic Kids You Can Do at Home Hi there! Are you looking for an easy and effective way to try Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT) activities for autistic kids at home with your child? Whether you want to: Boost their responses Help improve social skills Or give their…
The Best Pivotal Response Treatment I Use at Home Hi there! I am a mom (and an Autistic adult) raising three incredible kids. Our family’s journey with Autism has been one of growth, discovery, and constant learning. My eldest child is Autistic, like me, while my younger ones are not. These differences have taught me…
How to Help Your Autistic Child To Walk on Cracked Roads Walking on cracks with your child – it sounds simple, does it not? But if your child is Autistic, it might not feel simple at all. If you are here, it is probably because of the struggle of your Autistic child to walk on…
Behavior Therapy for Autistic Child: A Gentle, Practical Guide To start behavior therapy for autistic children in a gentle, structured way can make a world of difference. Parenting is a journey filled with lessons, love, and a fair share of challenges, especially when raising a child with autism. As the parent of an autistic child…
Autistic Intrusive thoughts SUCK. Autistic Intrusive Thoughts: What They Are and How to Overcome Them As a person with Autism – intrusive thoughts are fairly standard for me to experience. But I have been trying several things for a few months now and I have found that it is possible to overcome my autistic…
How I Use a Reward Chart for My Autistic Child: A Personal Guide Let me share something that has been a total game changer for us: reward charts. If you have ever wondered how to help your child (whether autistic or not) stay motivated and understand expectations, using a reward chart could be your golden…
Bringing a pet into your home can be a wonderful experience for any family, and it’s especially beneficial when you’re considering pets for an autistic child. As someone who is autistic and a parent to an autistic child. I have seen firsthand how much joy and support pets for an autistic child can bring Pets…
If you’re looking for a great resource on this topic, I highly recommend the book , ‘Autism, Bullying and Me: The Really Useful Stuff You Need to Know About Coping Brilliantly with Bullying’ It provides excellent insights and strategies for helping an autistic child being bullied and how to handle these situations effectively. I have also…
Introduction to Ticks/Stims and OCD While Having Autism: My Personal Experience Living with autism can be a journey full of unique challenges and experiences. One challenge that many people with autism face is dealing with ticks, stims and OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder). These behaviors can sometimes feel overwhelming and even get in the way of…
This post is exactly how I helped my autistic child to speak more and express themselves more. This post is for the late speakers like my autistic child. The non-confident speakers like my autistic child. Or for those kids who need to stick up for themselves a little more. And for the kids who want…
A good book to read on Trauma Therapy is: Trauma Treatment Techniques: Innovative Trends DISCLAIMER: My child was diagnosed with autism just before they hit 2 years old. The signs were all there and even before the diagnosis came in, we were sure our child was on the spectrum. I am also autistic and so…
Getting a haircut can be a surprisingly difficult experience for some autistic children. For my child, it wasn’t simply a case of sitting still while someone cut their hair. The noise, the sensation of hair falling onto their skin, someone touching their head, and being in an unfamiliar environment could all become overwhelming. And honestly,…
