Advocating for Person-Centered Speech-Language Services for Autistic Young Adults
Emerging research underscores the need for speech-language services that prioritize the individual preferences and needs of autistic young adults to support their morale and communication goals.
My Playground Words: 6 Phrases to Use at the Park
Teach your child 6 useful phrases to communicate clearly and kindly at the playground. Help them ask for help, share feelings, take turns, and join friends.
Supporting Young Children Who Have Difficulty Transitioning from Preferred Activities: 6 Positive Steps for Parents
Learn 6 positive steps to support young children, including autistic children, who have difficulty transitioning from preferred activities. Understand triggers, teach communication, and prevent meltdowns.
Waiting in Line at a Store: Supporting Your Child Through the Challenge
Waiting in line at a store can be challenging for young children, especially those with sensory or communication needs. Learn six practical strategies to prepare, support, and build your child's independence during this everyday challenge.
Leaving the Playground
Leaving the playground can be tough for young children, especially autistic children. Learn why it’s hard and how to support your child with practical strategies for smoother transitions.
Supporting Young Children Who Have Difficulty Waiting for Help: 6 Positive Steps for Parents
Learn practical, positive strategies to support young children who have difficulty waiting for help. Understand why this happens and how to teach useful communication and coping skills.
Preparing for a Haircut
Haircuts can be challenging for young children with sensory or communication needs. Learn practical strategies to prepare, support, and build independence during haircuts.
Learning Action Words
Learn how to teach young children important action words like run, eat, sleep, and wash. Practical tips for parents to support early language development naturally.
When I Need a Break: 6 Helpful Phrases for Young Children
Learn 6 helpful phrases young children can use to communicate when they need a break. Teach practical, respectful ways to say "Too Loud," "Break Please," and more.
Difficulty Starting Tasks: 6 Positive Steps for Young Children
Difficulty starting tasks can be challenging for young children, especially those with autism or additional needs. Learn 6 positive steps to support your child with prevention, communication, and calm responses.