EPISODE · Jan 7, 2020 · 8 MIN
Autism and Chewing Help Podcast
from Teaching Autism and Special Education by Nikki · host Teaching Autism
Chewing items is actually a really common behavior for many individuals who are diagnosed with autism. And it’s one of the most common questions that I probably receive from families and teachers asking for support and help. Which is why today I’m going to be talking all about autism and chewing. If you’re tuning in today, it’s probably because you’re looking for help and support with an individual who is chewing and possibly anything and everything. For some of our students, it could just be that they chew on one thing – maybe it’s just on their jumper or shirt. But for many – and in fact, most, of our students, it can quickly become challenging when they’re chewing on anything and everything around them. What Am I Talking About? Reasons for chewing. Ideas to help. Support options. Helpful Resources and Links What goes in my mouth social narrative. Chewing blog post. More podcast episodes. If you found this episode helpful, please consider sharing it with your friends and colleagues on social media. Do you have any helpful tips or advice to offer others who are working with chewing? Leave them in the comments down below. We love to hear about different experiences and tips from others.
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