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I am so NOT a Superhero: Autism, Holiday Stress, and Making Cookies with the Kids
Reblogged from Thirty Days of Autism: I sometimes think I would like to be a superhero – well perhaps not actually – but I have previously admitted that I am coveting the cape!! A cape would be cool – but … Continue reading
Aaaack!! Are we Thankful? Autism and the Family Dinner Party
Reblogged from Thirty Days of Autism: Navigating sensory issues, social stress and anxiety for children with autism can be a challenge at any time. However, I was recently asked by a parent for some tips or suggestions to help her … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, ASD, Aspergers, Autism, calm, connections, Cooking with kids, family, inclusion, mentor/apprentice, perspective of others
Tagged Aspergers, Autism, behaviour, belonging, family, family culture, pace, Perspectives, sensory overload, strategies, struggle, tradition
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Aspie Travel… And Were Off!!
We are on the plane… heading far, far south… to Mexico. Every few years Craig and I have been fortunate to be able to take some time away and do a bit of travelling. In fact, each summer my parents … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona TASH, ASD, Aspergers, Autism, family, Handling Change, Sometimes the pace chooses me..., travel
Tagged asd, Aspergers, Aspie Travel, Autism, family, handling change, pace, parents, strategies
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I am so NOT a Superhero: Autism, Holiday Stress, and Making Cookies with the Kids
I sometimes think I would like to be a superhero – well perhaps not actually – but I have previously admitted that I am coveting the cape!! A cape would be cool – but I digress! Around this festive time … Continue reading
Aaaack!! Are we Thankful? Autism and the Family Dinner Party
Navigating sensory issues, social stress and anxiety for children with autism can be a challenge at any time. However, I was recently asked by a parent for some tips or suggestions to help her child with autism get through/handle a … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, ASD, Aspergers, Autism, mentor/apprentice, ToM (Theory of Mind)
Tagged Aspergers, Autism, behaviour, belonging, family, family culture, pace, Perspectives, sensory overload, strategies, struggle, tradition
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Breakfast as an Autism Metaphor: gingerbread and expectations…
I had this wonderful idea – a plan. I would get up way earlier than Craig today and I would make him gingerbread pancakes as a surprise. I read a recipe or two – so I had an idea of … Continue reading
