Manley Park Primary School

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This page was developed by Bill Nason, MS, LLP to discuss tools that help children on the spectrum feel safe, accepted and competent. Although each child is different, with their unique strengths and challenges, their are some common strategies that can strengthen the social, emotion, and cognitive security for most children on the spectrum. Come learn, share, and support. This discussion page will present a tool box of strategies for helping the child feel safe, accepted and competent. I will present the presentations in a series of power points represented in photo albums. If you are joining the page mid way through you can easily get at each power point from the photos section. When you go to the photo section, you will see only the lastest six albums. There will be more hidden. Just click on the "see all photo" link to see the earlier ones. .Please take time to review the power point and comments and comment yourself. Over time the tool box will consist of: Helping Your Child Feel “safe” Satisfy Physical Needs Page Tool 1 Meet nutritional needs Tool 2 Treat medical/psychiatric needs Tool 3 Reducing sensory overload Tool 4 Calming meltdowns Tool 5 Sensory diet Tool 6 Physical activity Reduce Confusion Tool 7 Structured Daily Routines Tool 8 Visual strategies Tool 9 Slow it down, break it down Tool 10 Clarify, verify, preview and review Tool 11 Clear Boundaries & expectations Respect Comfort Zones Tool 12 Define and respect comfort zones Helping Your Child Feel...