Using Mindfulness Techniques for Individuals with Autism
Amanda Tami, LPC, BCBA, presents on the benefits of and strategies for teaching mindfulness techniques to autistic children and adults. She defines mindfulness and some common misconceptions around what it means. Tami provides examples of mindful eating and gives a mindfulness exercise based on the five main senses.
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