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Autism ToolboxVideo: Sensory Integration
 Sensory integration can be a very important piece of a child with autism's daily routine. In this video, you will see a tactile sensory program being implemented.
Video: Visual Supports
Visual supports can be a crucial component of treatment and communication for children with autism. These supports can be used many ways, from providing the child with a schedule to helping the child identify feelings.
Video: Homework Tips
This video will provide tips on how to assist your child in completing homework after the school day is done.
Video: Communication Devices
Because many children with autism experience delays in verbal communication, augmentative alternative communication devices can assist them in expressing their wants and needs.
Video: Pressure Sensory
It is important that children with autism are exposed to a variety of modes to teach activities in a school setting.
Video: School Activities
It is important that children with autism are exposed to a variety of modes to teach activities in a school setting.
Video: Sign Language
Because children with autism often have delays in verbal communication, sign language is a way that those children can be taught to communicate their wants and needs.
Video: Swing Sensory
Many children with autism enjoy sensory input in the form of deep pressure. This can be done through the use of a weighted vest, mat rolls and blanket rolls.
Video: Task Analysis
In order for people with autism to learn how to do a task, it is necessary to break that task down into smaller parts. This can be done through the use of a task analysis.
Video: Visual Schedule
Visual schedules help children with autism organize and visualize their day to assist in transitions and to help the child know what to expect.
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