At Pinnacle Blooms Network, we understand that transitions between different environments can often be a source of stress for children with autism. Our occupational therapists can provide an array of effective strategies to help your child handle these transitions more smoothly. These might include rehearsal of transitions, gradual introduction to new settings, or use of visual aids to help your child understand and anticipate what comes next.
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