As we head into August and gear up for the new school year, we thought it would be the perfect time to revisit some of our most popular episodes. These episodes have resonated deeply with our listeners and are packed with valuable insights that will be incredibly helpful during this back-to-school season.

Today, we're kicking things off with an episode that offers five essential tips to support coregulation and self-regulation with young autistic children. These strategies are designed to create a supportive and nurturing environment, helping our little learners thrive both in and out of the classroom. Let's dive in and refresh our knowledge on these key techniques!

We hear the term self-regulation all the time.  But, we need to remember an important step of co-regulation.   This episode will walk you through 5 tips for moving from co-regulation to self-regulation.  You can grab the calming kit here.

In This Episode You Will Learn: 

• 5 tips for moving from co-regulation to self-regulation

• About what co-regulation is

• About what self-regulation is

• Visual supports that can encourage self-regulation

Links Mentioned In This Episode About Co-Regulation & Self-Regulation: 

• Adapted Book Library

• Visual Support Starter Set 

• Visual Supports Facebook Group

• Autism Little Learners on Instagram

• Autism Little Learners on Facebook

• Adapted Books Blog

• 5 Fidget Toys For Self Regulation Blog

• Co-Regulation And Autism Blog

• Children’s Book List For Self-Relation

• DIY Calming Tent

Other Links You May Be Interested In:

• Autism Little Learners on Instagram

• Autism Little Learners on Facebook

You can also join my free Visual Supports Facebook Group to “hang out” with like-minded educators and parents who want to take action and implement visuals at home or at school.

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