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Creating a Picture Schedule

November 26, 2013 in

Autism

Have you ever gotten so caught up in a project that you hated to put it down so you could do...

Autism Society of North Carolina and Asheville Pizza and Brewing Company

November 25, 2013 in

Autism

Autism Society of North Carolina and Asheville Pizza and Brewing Company will provide a unique...

How to Have a Sensory-Friendly Holiday Dinner

November 19, 2013 in

Autism

The holidays can be an exciting time, full of joy, but they can also be a time of stress, meltdowns...

Sensory Defensiveness & Feeding

October 29, 2012 in

Sensory defensiveness

Sensory defensiveness is defined as having an anxious reaction to non-noxious sensory stimuli. In...

Baby Signs

October 29, 2012 in

Special educators

Teaching Your Infant or Toddler Baby Signs

Sensory Integration Dysfunction

October 29, 2012 in

Tactile

Sensory integration dysfunction, a disorder common in people with autism as well as other...

The Floortime (DIR) Model for Treating Autism

October 29, 2012 in

Dir

Floortime is a program created by Dr. Stanley Greenspan, designed to treat the symptoms of autism....

Your Child's Unique Learning Style

October 29, 2012 in

Tactile

A Guide for Autistic, Developmentally Delayed and Sensory Challenged Children.

Treatments for Autism

October 29, 2012 in

Occupational therapy

Each person with autism is unique, and therefore different treatments for autism exist. Some...

Playing with Your Child with Special Needs

May 25, 2010 in

Play time

Parenting any child is a full-time job, and the amount of work can increase exponentially when your...

Occupational Therapy For Autism: How Can it Help?

April 29, 2010 in

Occupational therapy

Many people with autism may struggle to develop gross motor skills, fine motor skills, social...

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Creating a Picture Schedule

Autism Society of North Carolina and Asheville Pizza and Brewing Company

How to Have a Sensory-Friendly Holiday Dinner

Sensory Defensiveness & Feeding

Baby Signs

Sensory Integration Dysfunction

The Floortime (DIR) Model for Treating Autism

Your Child's Unique Learning Style

Treatments for Autism

Playing with Your Child with Special Needs

Occupational Therapy For Autism: How Can it Help?

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