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Posts in Self-Help Skills

Is it Bedtime Yet?

Sleep related problems are seen in both children who are typically developing and those with developmental disabilities. Sleep problems occur at a higher rate in children with neurodevelopmental disabilities such as autism spectrum disorder.

Adolescents, Autism, Self-Help SkillsElizabeth ZeppernickOctober 20, 2020AUTISM, ADOLESCENTS, SLEEP

Toilet Training- There's Method to the Madness!

Behavior Analysts often address toilet training when working with clients with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This can be a skill deficit in early intervention settings, with adolescents and even with adults.

Autism, Early Intervention, Self-Help SkillsElizabeth ZeppernickJuly 7, 2020AUTISM, EARLY INTERVENTION, SELF-HELP SKILLS