Sandtray Work with Autistic Children

This clip highlights three interventions that can be done with autistic children and/or neurodivergent children using a sandtray. www.autplaytherapy.com

[@danasmith5115]

I love that he bridged his calm space with yours even though he said it divides the two spaces, it clearly connects them! This is such an amazing testament to your attunement with each other!

[@terk6856]

this sand tray work is very interesting and i can see how we can use this play for different form of intervention. Your boy is very smart too.

[@laikyn533]

Aw I bet your little helper is neurodivergent isn't he? He's so sweet. Thanks so much for sharing these videos!

[@veronicacloonan5559]

Amazing video, thank you!

[@jessicawellins677]

So sweet. And great ideas for prompts! Thank you for sharing!

[@RobertJasonGrantEdD]

Glad you like them!

[@rayanserhan3424]

So creative 😍 thanks for your shared ideas ☺️

[@smithashetty3375]

Play👍👍Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏

[@amandajkaro]

I love your kid

[@yessicavigil8949]

Nice

[@zantawolf]

verbal play is fun too. "big miniature" Could have been a whole new game.

[@salimas7979]

Nice! Are you a play therapist?

[@RobertJasonGrantEdD]

Yes I am!

[@belleberroyer3054]

As a parent i am watching this, i have a non verbal autistic son, i know he is intelligent .. his sensory needs and expressions are very unique and free. I am not sure how this game, would be able to work for him? its a lovely game for those who can use verbal language and who understand the concepts,

[@RobertJasonGrantEdD]

Yes, these interventions would require a level of attuning and verbal ability.

[@belleberroyer3054]

do you offer work with non verbal children?

[@RobertJasonGrantEdD]

Yes we do but the process usually involves less directive interventions and more relational play.

[@rashmilalit3055]

What is relational play