LETS TALK ABOUT OBJECT HOLDING IN AUTISM

[@zecheriahenry2298]

I noticed as a teacher allowing them to hold the same objects keeps them in their own world and harder for them to adapt to their surroundings. I like to use that object as a reward instead. I’m all about their learning experience more than anything.

[@priyankas-occupational_therapy]

"Thank you for sharing your perspective! Transitional objects do provide comfort for many kids with autism, especially in stressful situations. Using them as rewards can work if done gradually and sensitively. Behavior therapists can help create strategies that balance their need for security with learning adaptability. Appreciate your dedication to their growth!"

[@raghvinharita6220]

Such a good informative video mam.. Thank you for sharing good information

[@priyankas-occupational_therapy]

It's my pleasure