Effective Communication with Your Child with Autism

[chvick]

Very interesting, good video! I will keep this in mind

[UnitCallingGoAhead]

Some of the tips are a good reminder for things that I've forgotten. You also have a great voice !

[livingwellwithautism]

@UnitCallingGoAhead Thanks so much. Good luck to you.

[ellylopez1]

thanks.....

[mrv963]

Thanks for the advice. I have "favorited" this one so I can review & use for my son who is 3, just diagnosed this past July.

[livingwellwithautism]

@mrv963 Hang in there! Every year is different in its own way, and there are always new challenges to deal with, but I think overall, with time, it does get easier.

[ISIS448]

Where's dad?

[livingwellwithautism]

We're divorced and share custody. So he's not in these pictures. My boyfriend took many of these pictures.

[LivingLovingHiking]

Great advice! I also enjoyed the beautiful pictures of you and your son, thank you!

[jbdcmedia]

Excellent! I am raising a nine year old and boy would this had helped me years ago thankyou!

[theguruseye]

I am just starting to work with a child with autism. I am excited by this opportunity, but it can be a little uncomfortable trying to talk to someone who can't talk back. Thank you for sharing the importance of declarative speech.