I help families implement strategies for accessibility by organizing their homes in ways that are individualized to their loved one’s needs.
I help families implement strategies for accessibility by organizing their homes in ways that are individualized to their loved one’s needs.
Common accessibility areas I can address:
- Completing self-care tasks and activities of daily living
- Expanding participation in chores, family events, and community outings
- Structuring remote schooling or homework time
- Creating access to self-regulation and decision making strategies
- Easing communication breakdowns and barriers
The work done through Spectrumize is based off the most up-to-date research regarding autistic neurology, evidence-based practices for structuring learning environments, and first-hand knowledge from self-advocates and the autistic community. We look at three key areas of assessment when organizing accessibility in the home:
Executive Functioning,
Sensory & Information Processing, and
Communication. By assessing the individual's needs in these three areas, we can create lasting accessibility systems tuned into the autistic experience.
