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Helping Your Child When They Feel Different
There is a high probability that someday your child may recognize that they experience the world in a different way than many of their peers. They may notice that they struggle with certain things that seem easy to others, communicate in a different way, don’t understand social dynamics, or have wildly different interests. While every child is unique, most understand the similarities between themselves and others in their age group. Children with autism may eventually come to

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Aug 245 min read


Creating A Calm After-School Routine
Creating an after-school routine that promotes safety and comfort can be just what your child needs to unwind after a trying day. Learn more from Bloom Behavioral Healthcare.

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Aug 174 min read


Beyond the Basics: Back-to-School Items Autism Families May Find Helpful
Pencils and folders and notebooks, oh my! Back-to-school shopping is an essential component to a new school year, filled with a list of traditional school supplies like backpacks, gluesticks, and safety scissors. These are all useful things, but as a parent to a child with autism, there may be additional items you consider adding. While not required, these things may help support communication or emotional regulation, making the school day go by more smoothly. Every child is

BloomBHC
Aug 105 min read
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