Wandering is a common, dangerous behavior. In a recent study, it was suggested that wandering is more prevalent when a child has difficulty understanding danger awareness, strangers from familiar people, and tends to panic when encountering unfamiliar situations or changes in their routine.
Summer is here, and summer brings its own safety risks both outdoors or in the community.
Perhaps you fear your child may run away from you at the park or is unaware of cars or the steps to safely crossing a street. During therapy your child can learn community and home safety skills.
Halloween is an exciting holiday for kids, but for children with autism it may be challenging. If last year’s trick-or-treating adventure left you scared to try it again, this year can be less stressful, even FUN!
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