Visual Supports | Autism Digest

Can You See It?

Most communication systems for people with autism use visual symbols. When learning how to use words, pictures are vital supports.

"Visual Supports are tools and strategies that leverage the visual learning style of many individuals on the autism spectrum. These supports can include visual schedules, social stories, and visual aids that help individuals understand and navigate social situations, daily routines, and learning tasks more effectively." Temple Grandin

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The holiday season is a time for connection, but for some, especially individuals with autism, festive meals can be overwhelming.

Back Page Communication with Every Issue

Each issue's back page serves to boost communication board and support expressive language.

From Thoughts to Words

Today's technological advancements are creating better tools to assist children with communication challenges, providing significant support

What is Priming?

Priming is a life skill – most of us use this strategy for ourselves to great benefit.

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