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  The new academic year can be challenging for any child. After all, entering a new grade (or school entirely) comes with a shift in responsibilities and expectations. They will also have to adjust to a new teaching style and re-integrate with their peers after spending a lot of time at home. Furthermore, due to school closures in 2020, these changes may feel even more intense as students transition from homeschooling to a classroom environment. However, the prospect of returning to school maybe even more difficult for children with Autism and related disorders. As such, it’s important that you find as many ways as possible to prepare your child to go back to school! Or you can help your children by providing additional support by visiting Occupational Therapy Clinic Rhode Island . But first, you have to try the following point with your children which possible prepared your child to go back to school.   Talk about going back to school ahead of time.  Children with...

 While many travel plans may have been put on hold as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the success of vaccination schemes and safety procedures means that we could very soon be traveling freely again. This means that it’s finally time to start planning your family vacation (or staycation, if you want to stay a little closer to home). However, while many view vacations as something exciting and relaxing, children with autism or related disorders may view them with a degree of apprehension. This is because vacations often signify a break in their daily routine – which for many is a cause of discomfort. Nevertheless, this does not mean that they don’t enjoy traveling and won’t have a good time on vacation; it just means you need to find a way to make it as fun and exciting as possible for them. With that in mind, here are some ways to help prepare your child for a fun family vacation. If this does not work consult with Involve them in the planning process as much as possible. ...