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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) manifests in various ways, often affecting communication, behavior, and social interactions. A common hurdle for individuals with autism is dealing with unpredictability and changes to their daily routines.
 
For some on the ASD spectrum, the transition from recess to class or getting out of the car to enter the grocery store is complicated. These transitions may require different routines and set expectations to accomplish.

Toilet training is a major milestone for any child as it increases their independence and ability to take advantage of new opportunities. Toilet training also reduces the strain on caregivers and other vital people in the child’s life, like educators, friends, and more.

Many children and teenagers with an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis (ASD) face distinct obstacles when it comes to participating in physical activities like sports. These struggles playing sports with autism can be due to common difficulties some experience living life on the spectrum.

Fortunately, with some proactive planning and ABA insight, ASD families can create excellent, low-cost, easy-to-conduct summer activities that are perfect for an autism-friendly summer. Incredible autism-friendly summers can include tons of different events like nature walks, therapeutic play with water, gardening, and more!