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In this video, Robert Bernstein and Marcia Eckerd discuss effective strategies for improving communication with your child. Learn how to create a situation where your child is more likely to open up and share their thoughts and experiences with you. Discover why so much of the conversation we have with our kids revolves around our agenda and how to shift the focus to their interests.

Find out how to create a sanctuary at home where your child feels accepted and appreciated. Explore the importance of showing genuine interest in what interests your child, whether it's collecting owl figures, makeup, video games, or skateboard tricks. Rob and Marcia also share a cognitive method that works for kids of any age, helping you connect with your child and have meaningful conversations. Watch this video to learn how to strengthen the bond with your child and create a positive and open line of communication.

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Non-verbal learning Disability (NVLD) is a neurological profile where individuals process information primarily through verbal channels, often missing non-verbal cues. Despite the misleading name, people with NVLD are not nonverbal and may not have traditional learning disabilities. Individuals with NVLD tend to be highly detail-oriented, bright, warm, and caring.

The speaker, Marcia Eckerd, emphasizes the importance of recognizing and celebrating neurodivergent individuals like Tim Wal's son.

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When a child’s sensory system is overwhelmed, they can feel unsafe. For some children with autism, this experience is due to their heightened sensitivity to sensory stimuli. In crowded or noisy environments, they may struggle to filter out background noise, making it difficult to focus on important cues or stay alert to potential dangers. They may also have difficulty understanding the social cues of others and interpreting nonverbal language, which can lead to misunderstandings and feelings of vulnerability.

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Raising a child with special needs can come with unique challenges, especially when you’re concerned about developmental delays. This blog highlights early intervention strategies that have helped countless families. Discover how therapies like speech and physiotherapy can unlock new abilities for your child, helping them lead a more independent, fulfilling life. Click to read now and find hope in early action! https://timmermansmethod.com.au/why-early-intervention-intensive-therapy-matter-for-children-with-developmental-delays/

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Dancing Skeleton Dance: The Ultimate Halloween Decoration for the Bone Collector

The Dancing Skeleton Dance conjures images of both spooky fun and lively animation. Skeletons cast off their usual somber shroud and come alive in a joyous celebration.

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Picture a moonlit graveyard bathed in an eerie glow. Suddenly, a bony hand bursts from the earth, followed by another, then a whole skeleton! But instead of moaning or menacing, it lets out a clattering giggle and launches into a jig. More skeletons emerge, their empty eye sockets gleaming with mirth.

Their dance is a macabre ballet. Ribs become castanets, femurs transform into drumsticks, and grinning skulls clack out a rhythm on their shoulder blades. Some skeletons twirl with surprising agility, their loose limbs flailing in a comical display. Others strut with a proud, bony swagger.

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The music can vary depending on the scene. In a playful portrayal, it might be a jaunty jig or a lively polka. For a more chilling effect, the soundtrack could be a haunting melody played on instruments fashioned from bones.

The Dancing Skeleton Dance is a reminder that even in death, there's room for a bit of fun. It's a lighthearted take on mortality, celebrating the fleeting nature of life with a touch of dark humor.

Autism Spectrum Awareness Month, observed in April, is a time to celebrate and uplift autistic individuals and their families. It's a chance to raise awareness about autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a complex developmental condition impacting how people process information, interact with the world, and learn.

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Events and campaigns focus on promoting acceptance and understanding. This includes dispelling myths and highlighting the strengths and unique perspectives of autistic people. The ultimate goal? Creating a more inclusive world where everyone on the spectrum feels valued and supported.

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An Autism Mom gift shows appreciation for the incredible strength and dedication of mothers raising autistic children. Consider gifts that promote relaxation (bath bombs, cozy socks) or self-care (journals, spa certificates). For a personalized touch, choose jewelry with an autism awareness symbol or a shirt celebrating "Autism Mama."

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🧩💙 Supporting Children with Autism: Insights from Jenna Vyas-Lee 💙🧩

In her latest discussion, Jenna Vyas-Lee delves into some effective ways to support a child with autism. From creating a sensory-friendly environment to implementing communication strategies, Jenna offers valuable insights for parents, caregivers, and educators alike.

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Fix It Friday: The Family Teamwork Guide to a Seamless Thanksgiving

Hey fabulous friends! Ready to transform Thanksgiving into a family teamwork affair? Head over to Fix It Friday to discover how chores can be meaningful life lessons for your kiddos and grab some festive arts and crafts ideas.

Hey there, my fabulous friends! Welcome back to Fix It Friday. With Thanksgiving just a few weeks away, we’re diving into the nitty-gritty of making Thanksgiving a day of joy, gratitude, and team spirit. Yes, we’re talking about everyone pitching in, kiddos included! Let’s GLO through this holiday season by fostering responsibility and self-reliance in our young ones, all while making it…

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Working with special needs children can be intimidating. If you are a caregiver or parent and have such a kid, here's what you must know.

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For over 50 years, Robert Bernstein has devoted his career to treating children, adolescents, and adults with a wide range of cognitive challenges. Rob’s book, “Uniquely Normal: Tapping into the Reservoir of Normalcy to Treat Autism” consisting of 27 case studies has won six awards in the fields of “Psychology/Mental Health”, “Parenting and Health” and “Autism Assessment and Treatment”. The foreword is written by Temple Grandin.

He is an International consultant for autism treatment in the USA, UK, and India. Robert has expanded to using his cognitive approach with autistic individuals of all ages. Robert's work has grown to holding positions of leadership, speaking, and consulting as well as writing. He is on the Board of Directors of Westchester ARC and the US Autism Association (USAA). He hosts a monthly webinar with the US Autism Association and has conducted webinars hosted by the Autism Research Institute. His podcast "Uniquely Normal" is available on Apple, Google, and Spotify Podcasts.

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Importance of ongoing communication between parents and teachers beyond traditional parent-teacher conferences. Emphasize the need for collaboration at the end of the school year to discuss what worked well for the child and what issues arose. Advocacy for establishing a parent-teacher team at the beginning of the year to facilitate smoother communication and understanding.

Encouragement for both parties to speak plainly and in understandable language, avoiding jargon or complex terms. Stress continuous problem-solving and regular communication throughout the year to maintain a productive partnership for the child's education.

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When a child’s sensory system is overwhelmed, they can feel unsafe. For some children with autism, this experience is due to their heightened sensitivity to sensory stimuli. In crowded or noisy environments, they may struggle to filter out background noise, making it difficult to focus on important cues or stay alert to potential dangers. They may also have difficulty understanding the social cues of others and interpreting nonverbal language, which can lead to misunderstandings and feelings of vulnerability.

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Lynda Drake, author of The Power of Imperfect Parents, offers some imperfect parenting tips and tricks for all of the parents out there. Everyone who has experience with children knows how fulfilling and stressful raising them can be. The challenge also rises if the kids have special needs. With that said, we’ll be taking a look at the genuine value of parents and why they’re so important. As the builders of the future generation, parents lay the groundwork for morals, ethics, and values. Their impact is immense, shaping their kids’ intellectual, emotional, and social development...

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Toys that make a difference for children with autism.

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