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Waiting for an autism assessment can leave you worried, exhausted and unsure what support is needed. You may feel as though family life is on pause, whilst your child’s needs are happening now. If you are searching for what to do while waiting for autism assessment, you want practical help, so your child can still...
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If you’ve handed your teenager coping skills lists before and watched them gather dust, you’ll know how frustrating that is, especially when you can see they’re struggling. My coping skills worksheets for autistic teens work differently. Rather than one prescribed “calm down” technique, it gives your teen a menu of options built around their own...
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Watching your teenager lose control regularly can leave you worried, exhausted and unsure what to do next. Navigating an autistic teen meltdown can feel overwhelming for the whole family. For a an autistic teenager, a meltdown is often a response to nervous system overload caused by sensory, emotional, social or informational demands. It isn’t usually...
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If you sometimes feel your autistic teenager doesn’t understand friendship the way their peers seem to, it’s natural to feel worried or unsure what to do next. They may be trying to navigate implicit expectations, different communication styles, or sensory overload when they’re spending time with others. This doesn’t mean they don’t care, or that...
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If your autistic child is highly stressed, refusing school, or coming home exhausted and angry, you may feel worried and completely worn out. An autistic child not coping in mainstream school is not lazy, badly parented, or choosing to be difficult. Autism spectrum disorder is a clinical term, but support should always be based on...
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