Traveling with an autistic child is important
because our children need to gain a wide range of experiences to learn.
Traveling isn’t just about exploring the world, it also means going out to do everyday activities like grocery shopping, visiting the park, going to the zoo, or seeing friends and family.
Our main goal is to leave the house, visit a new place, and do so peacefully.
This course covers various topics related to travel planning, combined with ABA behavioral techniques that I have studied and experienced over the years.
The course aims to help families with autistic children gain confidence in traveling and embark on trips and vacation with peace of mind.
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AVAILABLE MATERIALS
Among the course resources, you will find images to create your own Visual Schedules for traveling.
You will also find a few webpages with forms for creating customized games to prepare your trips, as well as activities for your time at the destination.
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What will we cover?
The importance of ROUTINES
How to use them to our advantage when traveling
Creating VISUAL SCHEDULES
for daily use and travel
Identifying INTERESTS
Using our child’s interests to organize motivating outings
Creating CUSTOMIZED MATCHING GAMES
to help children familiarize themselves with the destination before departure
Developing MOTIVATING ACTIVITIES
to enjoy time at the destination and reduce the desire to return home immediately
Using PAST TRAVEL EXPERIENCES
to expand our child’s comfort zone
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