What might this behaviour be telling you?
What you see from your autistic child is the part above the water. The reason usually sits underneath, and it's often different from what it looks like.
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Every one of these has more than one possible reason, and the reason changes what helps. Working out which it is for your child is what we do together in the workshop.
An Introduction to Autism for Parents
A practical, neuro-affirming small-group workshop with Dr Amanda Mullin, Doctor of Clinical Psychology. It suits you if your child is diagnosed, on a waitlist for assessment, or you're beginning to wonder.
- WhenSaturday 26 September, 9.30am to 1.30pm
- WhereMindworx Psychology, 206/10 Century Circuit, Baulkham Hills
- FormatIn person, small group, morning tea provided, free parking
- CoversHow the autistic brain and nervous system experience the world, meltdowns versus tantrums and what helps in the moment, sensory overwhelm, routine and change, and how autism can look different in girls and with ADHD
This page is general information for parents and carers. It isn't an assessment, and it isn't advice about your individual child. Every autistic child is different. Mindworx Psychology, Baulkham Hills NSW.