Transitioning to school can be an exciting time for any child. For children with autism, and their families, this can also be an overwhelming process. Our back to school tips can help children assimilate in a general school setting so they can thrive with their peers.
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Preparing Your Child with Autism for the New School Year
As the new school year approaches, you may be wondering how you can start to prepare your child with autism for the transition and new routines. Click to read some tips and strategies for preparing your child.
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Is My Child Ready to Transition from ABA to a School Environment?
If it's time to make the transition from ABA therapy to a school environment, there can be a lot of factors to consider. We've provided some tips to help make it a positive transition for your child. Keep reading to learn more.
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Tips for Supporting Students with Autism Transitioning from Virtual to In-Person Learning
Strategies and helpful tips to help your child transition back to into the in-person classroom.
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Transitioning Back to School During the Pandemic: Considerations for Children on the Spectrum
Here we talk about several considerations for children on the spectrum during this transition.
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Getting Back into the Routine: Tips for a Successful Transition Back to School
Whether you’ve already started school and the first week was a little rough or you’re just getting started, here are a few tips from our Board-Certified Behavioral Analyst, Dr. Molly Adams, on how to make starting the new school year as smooth as possible.
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