As parents, therapists, and educators, it's easy to get caught up in what an autistic individual can’t do based on typical development standards. But what if we shifted our focus? What if, instead of viewing differences as deficits, we built on the unique strengths that autistic individuals already possess?
In our latest video, Susan and Staci to dive into this critical conversation. Together, we explore how recognizing strengths—like attention to detail, pattern recognition, and intense focus—can transform the way we support and connect with autistic individuals.
Susan shares eye-opening insights on why traditional assessments often miss the mark for autistics. She explains how we can move away from the idea of “fixing” gaps and instead nurture growth by using the strengths each individual naturally shows.
Whether you’re a parent striving to connect with your child or a professional wanting to better support autistic clients, this video offers practical strategies that will challenge the way you think about autism and open the door to deeper connections and meaningful progress.
Here’s a sneak peek of what you’ll learn in the video:
How to spot hidden strengths like pattern recognition and attention to detail
Why building on strengths makes learning easier and more relevant to autistic individuals
Ways to apply strengths to everyday tasks, social skills, and academic goals
By tapping into these strengths, not only do you foster learning, but you also build trust and connection—key factors in helping autistic individuals feel seen and understood.
Don't miss out! Watch the video now and learn how to tap into the potential that’s already there.
Watch the full conversation here.....
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