Visual Schedule
One of the greatest challenges for individuals on the spectrum are transitional problems, which refer to extreme discomfort when facing changes and situations where uncertainties are present. That is why establishing a routine is essential to help them to feel their environment more predictable, creating a safe and more tolerable environment for them. The use of visual aids such as visual schedules, planners, calendars, etc. are a great help to overcome these complications. At the end of this page you can find an example of visual schedule that I made because of the quarantine period that we are currently facing in this time of Covid-19. It is important to consider use these tools along with a plan B, that way you will be able to teach them to be more flexible when facing transitional difficulties. For example, if going to the park every Saturday afternoon is included in a daily planner, a plan B according to the child's preference should also be included. It coul...