Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects each individual in a unique way. Effective therapy requires an individualized approach that recognizes their strengths, addresses their challenges, and provides a safe and predictable environment.

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When working with children sessions may combine play-based interventions, creative activities, and structured skill development to meet each child where they are. Areas of focus often include:

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• Emotional regulation and coping strategies

• Social communication and relationship-building

• Reducing anxiety, stress, and sensory overwhelm

• Developing healthy outlets for self-expression

• Supporting transitions in school, home, and community settings

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Collaboration with caregivers is central to the process, ensuring that strategies used in therapy are reinforced and supported in daily life. This partnership helps children build resilience and achieve meaningful progress over time.

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Above all, I maintain a philosophy of respect, patience, and neurodiversity-affirming care, ensuring that every child is supported not only in overcoming challenges but also in being recognized and valued for who they are.