Absolutely. Transitions, big or small, can often be a source of anxiety for children, especially for those with autism. Our dedicated occupational therapists use a range of tactics and methods designed to help children cope better with transitions. These strategies focus on reducing anxiety, enhancing adaptability, and making transitions smoother for your child.
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