Social Thinking has published “Neurodiversity and the Social Thinking Methodology.” The article provides a good overview of Social Thinking’s values and practices with regard to neurodiversity. We are reproducing the article here, as it answers a lot of questions about this important topic. As an indication of our ongoing support of “neurodiversity” in our community,…
The following information and documents are brought to you by the publisher of The Zones of Regulation, Think Social Publishing Inc, and the Author of The Zones of Regulation, Leah Kuypers. Shared with permission from www.socialthinking.com and www.thezonesofregulation.com Dear Zones Community, We are honored by the continuous interest and inquiries around how to share The Zones…
Dear Peter, At Australia Post, we are doing everything possible to keep delivering during the coronavirus pandemic. Almost all of our Post Offices are still open, while our posties and drivers are working to get parcels delivered to your customers. With our business adapting to the challenges the current pandemic presents, our normal practice of…
We love this post by Elizabeth Sautter and Rebecca Branstetter and reproduce it here with permission (Peter). by Elizabeth Sautter and Dr. Rebecca Branstetter | Mar 18, 2020 | Emotional Intelligence, Emotional Regulation, Mindfulness, Practical Strategies for Children, Self Care, Social Communication, Tips and Strategies for Adults | 25 comments “I’m scared of getting sick and I miss my friends” -5 year old “I’m scared you are going…
by Leah Kuypers, author of The Zones of Regulation – www.thezonesofregulation.com Feelings are innate; they make us human and are part of the fabric of life. Our feelings are windows into the thoughts and perspectives we hold toward a situation, a person, or an event. As a mom and therapist, I catch myself from time…