Counseling Considerations for People with ASD

Presented by Amanda Tami, LPC, BCBA
The Johnson Center for Child Health & Development
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[@BRIDJEUNION]

Thank you!

[@pamelanorris5564]

Thanks for the great information! This will help me out a lot when working with my ASD clients in therapy.

[@raven4090]

Thank you so much for doing this even though you didn't feel well. I really appreciated it!

[@SarahEJolley]

Thank you - very helpful.

[@belindakelly7436]

Wonderful presentation! I wasn't at all put off by the coughs

[@juliahardman7819]

very helpful thank you

[@vanessagalbreath663]

I need as much information as possible.

[@JamieHumeCreative]

I havn't found any lasting worth to these. I don't think that none Autistic people grasp that may typical approaches cannot work.

[@minkwells8434]

Agree. In the 'Modifications' segment it suggests doing a bit of work then 'taking a break' to 'do something fun'. This is TASK SWITCHING which they should realise is very difficult for Autistic people. I don't think non Autistics have the first clue.

[@jeffjsmith]

The coughs really should be edited out, it is very off-putting...

[@paulkemp7035]

Agreed. this was really informative but it would benefit from editing. I appreciate this was live webinar, but it started to become a bit uncomfortable

[@racebiketuner]

Also background noise at beginning.

[@racebiketuner]

The person in the lower left of the image represents the staff of the Johnson Center struggling to produce a video suitable for the neurodiverse community. The person in the top center of the image represents us teaching them how to do it.

[@FromAllowed2Aloud]

Agonizing. Besides coughing, she sounds super Anxious with her voice shaking and barely able to speak at times. I had to really work to control my own anxiety-contagion reaction. Heating someone who sounds like they’re choking for an hour is too stressful.
This whole presentation is so important, I wonder if she’d consider redoing it so it could be shared. I won’t share it as is.