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After noticing a lack of neurodiverse-affirming resources for teachers and parents, we set out to create supportive, adaptive, age appropriate, respectful, engaging, and easy to implement.
How to Surf the Waves by Dr. Tracey DeMaria
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Book cover
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This book is a curriculum for elementary students on emotional regulation. Using the metaphor of waves of emotions, plus themed lessons that explore the ocean, waves, and how to "surf," kids will begin to master emotional awareness and control and eventually become experienced "surfers."
Cool features in this book:
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Colorful and intuitive lesson plans
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Handouts and links for the lessons
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Adaptations for different abilities
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Picture/word vocabulary lists
Your home should be a sanctuary where everyone in your family can relax. Comfort is especially important when you have an autistic child. Having a safe space is important for autistic children to thrive. Using these five tips is a good way to start creating a calm home environment for your autistic children.
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Have you ever experienced a social hangover?
If the answer is yes, you are not alone! Catherine Londero has written a book called, The Social Hangover: Autism and Social Events which is an excellent resource to help you learn how to manage, and possibly avoid, a social hangover.
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