Elopement and wandering in children with autism
Families often focus on how to respond when their child elopes, but the most important and effective steps to take are to prevent a child from eloping in the first place.
Teaching children to appreciate delayed gratification
While many children have difficulty employing delayed gratification, it is possible for them to learn to control their impulses to achieve a future goal.
Finding summer fun for children with autism
Looking for summer fun for your child with autism? Here are some things you can do without spending a lot of money.
How to tackle summer football workouts without heat illness
Heat illness happens when the body’s core temperature rises faster than the body can cool itself down and presents in a spectrum of disease and symptoms.
How to read research like a psychologist: Breaking down the different sections of an article
In Part 2 of our “How to read research like a psychologist” series, we explain the sections of a research article and which parts are most relevant to you.