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3 Simple Strategies to Help Your Child On the Autism Spectrum Learn at the Table

October 10, 2018

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Meg Proctor, OTR/L

 

 

 

Many parents struggle to help their kids on the autism spectrum focus on learning activities. It can feel frustrating to not know how to get your child's attention and help them engage in the things you've picked out. In this video, I share three strategies that will help you feel more successful at teaching your autistic child new things.

 

 

 

 

 

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