Just read an article on a new approach for dealing with autism in Therapist.com. Task driven steps. One professor had an autistic student who was always interrupting the class by talking loudly. He gave the student the task of looking up things he talked about while he lectured, which gave the student an additional function in the class instead of just sitting there listening, and this worked. It reminds me, and hopefully all of us, that each person is unique and each solution can be as well.
Here is a publication from Dr. Simon Sherry of Dalhousie University about the many reasons you may be considering therapy. It may help you decide what is right for you.
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Ever wonder if you have the right people in your life? Take a moment to learn what your values are, and find people to share them with. You don’t have to surround yourself with people whose life experiences are similar to yours. It sometimes helps to be with people who feel like a outsiders. Keep […]
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No amount of regret changes the past.No amount of anxiety changes the future.But any amount of gratitude changes the present.
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