Not Your Average Autism Mom
169. The Social Playbook; Teaching Children with Autism to Think Socially
In this episode, Shannon explores the unique challenges our children on the spectrum face in understanding and navigating the social world.
The episode sheds light on the difficulty some children have in predicting how others think or feel. Shannon provides practical strategies for parents to help their children develop these essential social skills.
The goal is to help our children build the skills necessary to actively engage in social interactions while predicting and adjusting their responses based on an understanding of the social setting.
The episode encourages parents to make the learning process enjoyable, turning it into a game and fostering a mindset of being a "social detective."
Shannon guides parents through things they can do to practice these skills, making the learning process enjoyable for both parents and children.
The episode encourages a fun approach to social learning, emphasizing the role of parents as detectives and social interpreters in their child's journey.
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- Broadcast on:
- 01 Feb 2024
In this episode, Shannon explores the unique challenges our children on the spectrum face in understanding and navigating the social world.
The episode sheds light on the difficulty some children have in predicting how others think or feel. Shannon provides practical strategies for parents to help their children develop these essential social skills.
The goal is to help our children build the skills necessary to actively engage in social interactions while predicting and adjusting their responses based on an understanding of the social setting.
The episode encourages parents to make the learning process enjoyable, turning it into a game and fostering a mindset of being a "social detective."
Shannon guides parents through things they can do to practice these skills, making the learning process enjoyable for both parents and children.
The episode encourages a fun approach to social learning, emphasizing the role of parents as detectives and social interpreters in their child's journey.
šĀ Leave a Review:Ā If this episode resonates with you, share your thoughts and experiences by leaving a review. Your feedback not only supports the podcast but also creates a space for other parents to find inspiration and connection.
Are you registered for our FREE Webinar?
Journey to Resilience; Navigating Autism Parenting
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Join Shannon as she uncovers (3) hidden truths you need along your journey.
Maybe you are feeling alone on your journey or maybe you are looking for other moms to connect with in a PRIVATE community who understand your day-to-day challenges, be sure that you check out ALL THE BENEFITS available for you when you BECOMEĀ Not Your Average Autism Mom.
www.notyouraverageautismmom.comĀ
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