Help for parents and carers of Autistic children.

When I started my journey as a mum, teaching myself about Autism, there were moments when I felt a little lost and lonely. It wasn't easy for me and at that time I wished I had someone to help guide me. I've spent more than a decade learning and researching what works and what doesn't for my Autistic son, Dylan, and I would like to keep sharing more videos with you all, but also take it one step further!
Watch this week's video to find out more.
Or go to my website www.cominghometoautism.com - you can contact me here to book a session with me.
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'Coming Home to Autism' book:
www.amazon.co.uk/Coming-Home-...
Social media:
Instagram - / taraleniston
Facebook - / cominghometoautism
Website - cominghometoautism.com/
Business enquiries:
[e-mail]
Video Producer:
Tiara Westlake www.kamukami.com/
Music:
audiio.com/
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[@Krish92419]

Love from India, i was in very much utter depression about my 2nd son who shows autistic symptoms till I found your chanel , after seeing your videos i gain confidence , Thank you so much, lot of love to dylan , may God bless him with happy n joyful life in future

[@ComingHometoAutism]

🥰🥰

[@juliemadden6857]

You’re going to help so many parents Tara with your mentoring programme! To see what you have achieved with Dylan is quite remarkable, through pure grit and determination. You make everything look so easy, but I know how much pain you have been through and how hard this journey has been! You’ve never given up, never ever! You’re amazing ❤

[@Simplyjustme9]

I found your channel the day I found out my son is on the spectrum, you have given me so much comfort and hope! Thank you Tara x

[@verushkachowthee7665]

Best wishes on your new adventure! I know everything will go well and everything you do will succeed. You were made for great things, and this is one of them. You don’t need luck. You already have all the skills and talent you need! The luck you’ve made for yourself is an inspiration to us all. May your good luck continue always. Lots of love always 💙💙💙

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Thank you so much!

[@AricShoe]

many thanks for all you've done for families like ours

[@tonyaswigworld]

This is amazing news!!! I am going to let my son know about your program❤️ thank you for all you do!

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Wonderful! Thank you so much x

[@amalrirash5567]

This is amazing I can’t wait for this love from The Netherlands

[@ComingHometoAutism]

❤️

[@naomie6415]

Oh my goodness, this is amazing

[@madisultan1136]

I had one session with Tara. It helped me a lot! Will book surely another one soon. Thank you for your support Tara🌹🌹

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Thank you so much . So pleased you found it helpful xox

[@naomie6415]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ you’re amazing!

[@amyb1337]

Thank you for sharing

[@dominiquegordon8813]

Congratulations 👏🎉

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Thank you 🤗

[@amalrirash5567]

I would like to talk to you to get more information on this

[@tabitas.2719]

The link is in her description

[@ComingHometoAutism]

If you go to my website you can check out all the info and you can book in with me www.cominghometoautism.com X

[@irshviralvideo]

May i ask what is the cost of 1 hour of mentoring ?

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Hey there all information is on my webpage which is linked in description box 🥰 or go to www.cominghometoautism.com

[@nehanoman5862]

My son is 15 ...today's my first day to watch you for hiurs i don't know about u before but i wish i know u before ......i really wanna see u on online session how yo to connect you And fee?

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Hi there if you go to www. Cominghometoautism.com all info is on there x

[@annad6519]

I want to say something but I am very mindful that it may be hurtful, which is not my intention and I apologise in advance if this is ignorant as I have not seen all of your videos, thus could be making an assumption but I do feel so strongly about this so here it goes: why don’t you dedicate your channel to neurodiversity? Why is the channel not dedicated to understanding your middle child’s needs to the same extent? Having been diagnosed with ADHD in adulthood, I am only scraping the surface of how complex this disorder is and how much could have been done in childhood to improve my life as an adult. In the last 3 months, new research has linked ADHD to childhood trauma as opposed to (epi)genetics, as previously thought. There is a great summary on ADDitude podcast by Dr J Nigg, Dec 2022. What I am saying is that your attention, personal drive and motivation seem to be pinned to autism, and more precisely- your older son. Your younger son and daughter need you just as much, if not more at this point. ADHD is a very complex disorder and there are a lot of things you can do now to change the course of your younger son’s quality of life now and in the future. You are doing a wonderful job with raising your kids and managing very complex life situations. I want you to know that I have a lot of respect your dedication to caring for your family also. You don’t need to listen to anyone’s advice or suggestions. You know your family best. I just needed to say it for my own sense of peace, acknowledging that I am only seeing a tiny sliver of your actual life.

[@autismblessing486]

How to reduce self hitting please help us

[@rotisseriepossum]

do you know what the triggers are?

[@autismblessing486]

@@rotisseriepossum after sleep he do this

[@tabitas.2719]

@@autismblessing486 Maybe wake up more slowly? Oftentimes waking up can be overwhelming: sudden light + noises + hunger + + + (Tara also talked about this in another video a while back.) So having a fixed routine that is catering to his or her needs and goes at his pace is my best idea - as his parent you know best what his or her needs are. :)

[@sanjabogojevic9301]

Bravoooo👏👏👏❤️