Omg thank you sooooo much. I just found this channel as a new therapist working with this population and I’m completely clueless 😂I really appreciate you providing this resource to us seriously
Thank you for sharing this. He seems like such a smart and sensitive boy, I love how aware he is of other people's sensitivities and how some things are okay for him but might not be okay for other kids
Awesome, kudos to you. I have a little munchkin that thank god I’m obnoxious she has a lot of fun and it can be stressful trying to get her attention, then again I’m 40 going on 13 so we have a field day, mom is happy because it gives her a break and she laughs seeing her husband with my past being a big baby and me cramming my big fat behind into the princess tent getting beat up and trying to read books, she usually takes them away and throws them but she just turned 2. Thanks for the video, we have therapists that come here and we take her every week for others. She was born 10 weeks early and mom wasn’t supposed to every have kids. Thanks you got a new sub.
@@RobertJasonGrantEdD thank you, my daughter was a micro preemie, and she’s brutal, we try to read books, play toys, she’s spoiled rotten but she has her therapists 3 times a week, it can drive you crazy but at the same time, the time and effort is worth it. Such loving children. I have shared and I’m taking all the advice I can get. 🙏
@@RobertJasonGrantEdD On the basis of your reply above, I am going to share the link to this video with some counsellors I work with . Obviously, the attribution will be made clear. Many thanks.
Is there someone here who can tell me what kind of therapy this is? Im intersted in working with Autistic children, but dont want to do ABA therapy. I have an MSW currently.
Yes, it is play therapy - a specific play therapy approach. You can read more at www.autplaytherapy.com and more about play therapy in general at www.a4pt.org
