"Resources and Links"




Resources and Links


We have some interesting new links on our "Resources and Links" Page.
Take a look.
-Autistic Home Decorating: Make Your Home
Autism Friendly
-12 Ways to Prevent, and Respond to,
ASD Wandering
-How to Help Your Child with ASD Overcome
Her Fear of the Dentist and Establish Lifelong
Healthy Oral Hygiene Habits
-10 Tips for Getting Your Autistic Child Through a Haircut
-The Top 3 Challenges to Finding a Babysitter
for Your Special Needs Child — and How to Overcome Them
-The Best Strategies for Calming Autistic
Tantrums and Meltdowns
-Do Sensory Processing Issues Get Better
Over Time?

 Visit our resources page for some
helpful websites and articles. We've
added some new links.
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