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Navigating Toilet Training: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents and Therapists

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Toilet training can feel like climbing Mount Everest, even with neurotypical kids. But when you’re guiding an autistic child through this incredible milestone, it often feels like you’ve got a whole new set of challenges to navigate. And you know what? That’s perfectly normal!

3 Things You Need to Know About Helping Neurodiverse Kids Understand Feelings
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3 Things You Need to Know About Helping Neurodiverse Kids Understand Feelings

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Let’s chat about something truly close to our hearts: helping our incredible neurodiverse kids navigate the beautiful, sometimes bewildering, world of feelings. If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably spent countless hours wondering how to truly connect with your child or client on an emotional level, helping them understand what’s bubbling up inside and what’s happening with others around them.

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Waiting on ABA Therapy is a Missed Opportunity

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Just recently, the mom of an incredible teenager – who, by the way, has made some seriously awesome strides in his everyday life after only five months of ABA – dropped that exact line on me. So, I had to ask, right? “Why the wait?” And her answer? It was pure, unadulterated fear.