Needles, and Nurses, and Labs! Oh, My! Helping Autistic Children Through Blood Draw
Getting blood drawn for labs, shots, vitals checks and other medical procedures are often very stressful for children, compounded in children with autism because of transition and communication issues. Learn some simple strategies and tips to make these experiences less stressful and more successful for the children (and their parents).
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