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Increasing independence for autistic individuals through the use of visual schedules

19th December 2019

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Increasing independence for autistic individuals through the use of visual schedules

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Andrew Swartfigure BCBA, Director of Services, interviews Amy Sarrasin, Behaviour Analyst at BeyondAutism and Tom Bailey, Head of Therapies, BeyondAutism.

In this podcast we explore the impact of effective person centred and multi- disciplinary working and how working effectively can mean that children can move to less intensive provisions.

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References discussed

Dettmer, S., Simpson, R.L., Myles, B.S., & Ganz, J.B. (2000). The Use of Visual Supports to Facilitate Transitions of Students with Autism. Focus Autism Other Dev Disabil; 15(3): 163–169.

Havlik, K. (2015). Visual Schedules: A Practical Guide for Families. Retrieved April 9, 2019

Hume, K., Loftin, R., & Lantz, J. (2009). Increasing Independence in Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Review of Three Focused Interventions. J Autism Dev Disord; 39(9): 1329–1338.

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