In this episode of Not Your Average Autism Mom, we dive into the important and often emotional topic of regression in autism. After the holiday season, many families notice setbacks as routines shift and therapy schedules become
inconsistent. Regression can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t mean progress has stopped for good.
Join me as we explore what regression looks like, why it happens, and—most importantly—how to navigate it with understanding and hope. I’ll share actionable strategies to
support your child, recognize signs of progress, and celebrate small wins along the way. Whether it’s reconnecting during quiet play or overcoming sensory
challenges, every step forward counts. To all the
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Let’s continue to embrace the spectrum and find strength in our shared experiences.
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