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The Neurodiversity Movement

The Neurodiversity Movement

by Megan Rozantes | May 8, 2022 | Autism, Executive Functioning, Play, Social Pragmatics, Speech Therapy

Here at Chatterboxes, we do the very best we can to not only learn about autism, but to advocate and fight for the empowerment of autistic individuals! Awareness of Autism is only the very beginning of a journey to embracing autism. We wanted to take a moment to share...
The Journey to Embracing Autism

The Journey to Embracing Autism

by Megan Rozantes | May 7, 2022 | Autism, Language Therapy, Play, Social Pragmatics

 We do the very best we can to not only learn about autism, but to advocate and fight for the empowerment of autistic individuals! Awareness of Autism is only the very beginning of a journey to embracing autism. Neurodiversity means that all brains are...

All About Preschool: Enrolling, Adjusting, and Choosing

by Keegan Warrington | Oct 23, 2020 | Early Intervention, Play, Social Pragmatics

Is your kiddo entering preschool this school year? Are you on the fence about enrolling your child? Don’t know which preschool to choose? We’ve found some great websites and articles to prep you and answer your preschool questions! To preschool or not preschool? Not...
Social Thinking & Learning

Social Thinking & Learning

by Keegan Warrington | Oct 23, 2020 | Language Therapy, Social Pragmatics

Social thinking happens every time we share space with others. We consider the context, the thoughts, the emotions, and the intentions of the other person with whom we are interacting. This information informs how we respond and behave with another. Michelle Garcia...

What to Do When You Loose a Game-Social Story

by Keegan Warrington | Oct 22, 2020 | Social Pragmatics

It can be tough to teach kids how to loose gracefully. Talking openly about thoughts and emotions involved in the competitive nature of playing a game can help. Explain to your child that sometimes we loose because our skills are not a strong as our opponent’s skills,...
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