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How to Stop Child from Biting
Strategies to Stop Biting in Kids Biting behavior in children can be due to various reasons. It might be a response to aggression or frustration, especially if the child struggles…
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ABA vs Floortime – Why Discrete Trial Training is Important
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7n2jeMWwl8 Discrete trial training (DTT), a key technique within ABA (Applied Behaviour Analysis), is highlighted as an essential tool for providing structure and clarity in teaching children, especially those with…
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What’s the Difference between speech delay and Autism?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPcHm5BFgvo The video distinguishes between speech delay and autism, emphasizing that while they can overlap, they are distinct. Speech delay refers to difficulties with sound -production or language acquisition, such…
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DIR Floortime: What it is and is not
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWAB3JW1vlU The lady elaborates on Floortime and emphasises its dual nature as both a therapeutic technique and a development philosophy. The model centres on following the child's lead while gently…
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Creating Autistic-Friendly Spaces: The Power of the 3 C’s
Creating an environment that fosters inclusivity and understanding is crucial for supporting individuals with autism. Whether it's a classroom, workplace, or home, the design of the space can significantly impact…
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Functions of behaviour: Escape, Tangible, Sensory, Attention | ABA Terms | Exam review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yx_xpq982T4 When assessing behaviour, there are four main functions to consider. Automatic (sensory) behaviours provide internal reinforcement, meaning the Behaviour is self-soothing or internally rewarding without needing social interaction. Escape/avoidance…
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What is high functioning autism?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-ns3zzpNp4 The doctor talks about high functioning/ asperges which is now classified as Level 1 Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) after the 2013 DSM-5 revision. Children with high - functioning autism…
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Prioritizing Play and Balance in Your Child’s Schedule
Modern parenting often overlooks this balance, yet outdoor play and moments of no demand are essential components of a sensory diet, helping children regulate their emotions and build resilience. The…
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Aggression in Nonverbal Children: Understanding and Empowerment
One of the most pressing question received from parents is “What should I do when my child becomes increasingly aggressive at school?”. Aggression often stems from unmet needs or a…
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Addressing Aggression in Autism
Aggression in children with autism is a serious and challenging issue that often leaves parents and professionals feeling overwhelmed. In this video, Dr. Mary Barbara, outline 4 practical and actionable…