We are social beings living a social experience, and thanks to our nature and ways of being, we tend to crave being in contact with others, even if we live in the middle of the rainforest with no neighbors around. Autistic adults understand this very well, yet again they seem to be one of the … Read more
Want to Work with us one-on-one to develop your child’s skills? It’s actually a topic I really like to talk about. I know that some of the families have received other information from me in terms of using visuals. However, what I’ve done is because of the situation that we’re all in, I’ve made some … Read more
Want to Work with us one-on-one to develop your child’s skills? A Parent Tool Box Good morning everyone. my name is Ella. I’m one of the senior therapists here at Autism 360 and we’re going to chat this morning a little bit about resources that you might find helpful, whilst, doing your best to home … Read more
Are you thinking about discontinuing your child’s medication? Did you know that if you do end up terminating it, you may decrease the quality of life of that person? Medications may be the best choice for some Medications should be thoroughly studied and not given as an imperative first-choice to all ADHD patients, because everyone … Read more
Did you know that certain unhealthy habits could make a child ADHD symptoms worse? And the other way around is entirely accurate as well, as a healthy lifestyle could potentially reduce your child’s ADHD! But what does a healthy lifestyle mean? To some people, this could be a tough question to answer, but to others, … Read more
Watch this Workshop replay to understand the full Strategy Want to Work with us one-on-one to develop your child’s skills? What is Block Scheduling for Autism? I’m sure you’re all killing it. So today, I’m going to chat a little bit about block scheduling, which is kind of the idea that we need to stop … Read more
COVID19 has not only spread around very rapidly, but it has also meant that life, as we know it, has completely changed as well. From closing much of the non-essential shops to working from home, or even homeschooling, it can be said that the pandemic that is now affecting the world has made us rethink … Read more
Many kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder also have food aversions and sensibilities related to what they consume. In fact, parents of these children may even see a direct correlation between what the child eats and their behavior daily. Some scientific studies have now agreed on two things: the importance of healthy eating habits in kids … Read more
Want to Work with us one-on-one to develop your child’s skills? Okay. So, just a few items before we get started with the webinar tonight, before the webinar begins. We will have all the mikes muted during the presentation. So if you have any questions, just type them into the chat box or, , you … Read more
Watch this Workshop replay to understand the full Strategy Want to Work with us one-on-one to develop your child’s skills? The World is Changing… Well, I do this video with a heavy heart today !! these are difficult times that we are living. The hurricanes in the US the recent bush fires in Australia, the … Read more
Watch this Workshop replay to understand the full Strategy Want to Work with us one-on-one to develop your child’s skills? Concept of Rewards– Hey parents! Ash Bhattacharya here from Autism 360 and while I wait here in my car to pick up my daughter from her piano lessons, just though of spend a couple … Read more
Want to Work with us one-on-one to develop your child’s skills? Hey Parents! This is Ash Bhattacharya here from Autism 360. Now I’ve got a question for you today. Have you ever wondered why our kids often behave the way they do? Why would they find it so hard to sit for more than … Read more
In a much awaited move for Autism Parents, on 27th Nov, the Australian Senate resolved to from a major parliamentary inquiry looking at the support, services and quality of life for families with Autism. Chaired by Autism mum of 10yo and Senator, Hollie Hughes, this is the first-of-its-kind nationwide inquiry to improve life outcomes of kids and adults with … Read more
Hi there guys, I am Ash. Today’s 1 minute idea about Brushing your kid’s teeth. Some children just hate brushing; they do not like the bristles, they do not like the smell of toothpaste, they find the taste too intense or just hate standing at one place till the brushing is done. Find the softest … Read more
Hello! Welcome to our new series on 1 Minute Ideas – simple easy to use strategies to help you get on with the rest of the day. I am Ash. Today’s idea is about Dealing with Dressing up! Mornings are hard, the rush is terrible and we really do not need an added meltdown, even though … Read more
For nearly every child, the first dental experience is a scary one. With new people, sights, and sounds it can be an overwhelming experience for anyone. For children with autism though, this first dental visit can be even more of a harrowing experience. Fortunately, there are ways to make it easier on both you and … Read more
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a chronic neurobehavioural disorder which is responsible for problems associated with inattentiveness, impulsivity and hyperactivity in many children and adults. Due to its manifestations, these persons may find it hard to sit quietly in a spot. Fidgeting with their hands and tapping their feet or squirming in their seats is … Read more
Think of the idea of neurodiversity as saying, ‘Hey, we have a universe composed of different people who should naturally act differently, by virtue of their different genetic and neurological makeup. And while autistics are another sort of people who make up the universe, people should learn to embrace this neurobehavioural diversity as it takes … Read more
If you know anyone who seems to be easily distracted, prone to silly mistakes, and loses their valuables easily. One who can’t seem to stick to any task for a long time without quickly losing interest, and oftentimes fails to carry out instructions properly. Or perhaps, you had come across those who would, for instance, … Read more
We live many years of our lives trying to understand ourselves as humans. In fact, it seems a lot easier for us to get a peek into the lives of other persons than into our own lives. Whether as toddlers, teenagers or full-grown adults, we have to learn this and that, every now and then; … Read more
