Use these tips to get through the holiday season. Whether it's dealing with unsolicited advice from family or how to provide the supports that your child needs to stay calm and navigate through the changes in routine. Be prepared, be ready to adapt and be easy on yourself!

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Some kids need visuals to understand what you expect of them. It is the reason why children's books have more pages with illustrations than anything you read in that advanced russian literature course you took and miraculously passed in undergrad. Pictures make the spoken word more concrete. Visual countdowns, first/then boards and schedules can help your child focus, and make sense of all the directives and expectations that are placed on them. These are tools to not only he

We've all been there- you are trying to complete a fun activity with your child or student and you can't seem to get them sit still for long enough to finish pasting one petal on a flower. You start off with a kind, sweet voice and within 5 minutes you're ready to pull hair out and yell" ENOUGH!! SIT DOWN AND JUST LISTEN TO MEEEEEEEEE!!" What if I told you it doesn't have to get to that point. You can get through the day without having a major meltdown. It simply requires so