co regulation and autism

In this replay of a FB Live, Tara discusses co-regulation and autism. What is co-regulation? How can we support it and bridge to self-regulation? What visual supports can help? Tara defines co-regulation and gives examples and tips for how to use it in the home and school setting.
The following are links that were mentioned during this mini-training:
Preschool Self Regulation resource: www.autismlittlelearners.com/calm
Visual Supports Starter Set: www.autismlittlelearners.com/visuals
Zones Of Regulation: zonesofregulat...
Free Taking A Break Social Story: autismlittlele...
You can find Autism Little Learners on Facebook here: / autismlittlelearners
Join the private Visual Supports FB Group here: / 3922278281209994

[@lh3465]

Thank you so much. I really enjoy your videos!!! So to the point with many great suggestions and with such encouraging and positive approach!!! Thank you!!!

[@autismlittlelearners]

You are so welcome!

[@arlenebarrugabonio9712]

learned a lot ma'am

[@Ultramulti]

This is so helpful for all toddlers and preschooler’s! Even partially for adults actually, haha. Eventually we’re just dealing with emotions and even in adults emotions are still little toddlers that need to be heard and regulated. That is where our co regulating in relationships comes in. Not all of us have had wonderful examples of co regulation in childhood to effectively self regulate in adulthood. It might sound crazy but the basics of all of these techniques for little children to me seem very valuable for coping with emotions of grownups.

[@denisecaywood6897]

This is so helpful. I submitted my email but I havent gotten the free visual schedule. I am in North Texas.

[@hagosmichaelgmailcom]

Thank you for sharing !

[@sarapeloquin4948]

I would suggest using person first language en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People-first_language