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June 10, 2020

Considering Readiness and Toilet Training in Autism

What are the prerequisites? Anyone who has done a bit of reading about toilet training, or discussed same with a GP or other professional will likely be aware of the list of readiness signs. Most books or professionals will reference a set of readiness behaviours outlined by Brazelton et. al

Uncategorized ABA,  autism,  life skills,  toilet training

running off autism

June 29, 2019

Tips to Keep Your Wanderers Safe

Running Off and Autism We’ve had several families in contact recently with concerns about children running off or absconding. Unfortunately, this is a common concern among families of children with autism. This can cause huge stress for the family, and is quite life limiting as many find

Uncategorized ABA,  autism,  running off,  wandering

June 25, 2019

Pairing

Pairing is an essential component of intervention. When a new person begins to work with a child, there are several factors that can influence how that initial session will go. Sometimes a new therapy space or even the sight of a new therapist can evoke problem behaviour. When problematic behaviours

Uncategorized ABA,  autsim

Child interactions autism

June 10, 2019

Stay and Play Their Way

Trying to get their attention? Stay and play their way… for a while Have you ever met that child who shouts or runs the other direction the minute you sit down to join them in an activity? In our field of ABA, we talk a lot about functions of behaviour; the idea that all behaviour is

Uncategorized ABA,  early intervention,  ESDM Ireland,  play

challenging behaviour autism

May 22, 2019

How Do We Approach Challenging Behaviour?

What's our approach to challenging behaviour? Well, we must first take the time to understand behaviour. All behaviour serves a purpose. We all engage in behaviours that 'work for us,' and stop engaging in, or refrain from, behaviours that don't work for us or for which the effort outweighs the

Uncategorized ABA,  autism,  challenging behaviour,  FBA,  positive behaviour support

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Weve had a lot of activity on our Learning Page lately, and some wonderful feedback. So to say thanks, were going to be launching a 4 days at €4.99 promotion. Each day, well offer a different course at a reduced rate of only €4.99 (regularly €17.99-24.99).  

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We absolutely love updates between sessions. We received this text today from a parent of a young boy with feeding difficulties. He rarely seeks out food, but then also often gets distressed at mealtime or if someone is asking him to eat. So our first step is just to get him more content with eating by introducing some basic routines and structure, choice, really achievable expectations, expectations, and just making it an overall positive experience.

We're so thrilled that we're still achieving these kind of results with remote and online supports.

If you have concerns about your child's mealtime behaviours, or if there's anything else you're struggling with, don't hesitate to get in touch to see how we can help.
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We absolutely love updates between sessions. We received this text today from a parent of a young boy with feeding difficulties. He rarely seeks out food, but then also often gets distressed at mealtime or if someone is asking him to eat. So our first step is just to get him more content with eating by introducing some basic routines and structure, choice, really achievable expectations, expectations, and just making it an overall positive experience. 

Were so thrilled that were still achieving these kind of results with remote and online supports. 

If you have concerns about your childs mealtime behaviours, or  if theres anything else youre struggling with, dont hesitate to get in touch to see how we can help.
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Mindfulness and connecting with the present benefits all ages, but it can often be difficult for younger or very busy children to see the benefits. So it's very helpful to find meaningful and playful ways to embed brief moments of mindfulness into the day.

Here's one activity that we find many children enjoy. Have a competition and see who can walk the furthest.
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Mindfulness and connecting with the present benefits all ages, but it can often be difficult for younger or very busy children to see the benefits. So its very helpful to find meaningful and playful ways to embed brief moments of mindfulness into the day. 

Heres one activity that we find many children enjoy. Have a competition and see who can walk the furthest.
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