Sue Larkey
Teen Years and Beyond

Teen Years and Beyond

Subscribe to my podcast via my podcast page to get weekly episodes about ASD just like this one delivered automatically to where ever you listen to podcasts. I have had many parents and educators requesting resources and tips for teens and young adults. I agree it is...
Complete Sue Larkey Term 3 2018 Newsletter

Complete Sue Larkey Term 3 2018 Newsletter

Making it a Success in 2018 What you will learn Strategies to help teens and adults Exam strategies Creating successful social scripts Improving executive function What is theory of mind Teaching eye gaze        ...
Girls with ASD

Girls with ASD

Girls with ASD are often undiagnosed as the criteria was created by examining mainly boys, and the problem is that girls can be very different. I think we all know ‘neuro-typical’ boys and girls are very different in their social, communication and behaviour so it is...
Behaviour – Why Do Children Do THAT?

Behaviour – Why Do Children Do THAT?

Behaviour – Why Do Children Do THAT? Solutions and Strategies for Common Classroom Behaviours Behaviour REASON WHY THEY MIGHT DO THIS SUGGESTED STRATEGIES Chewing on shirt, hat string or objects Chewing is calming for these students so it is important you provide...
Lunchtime Clubs and Passive Playgrounds

Lunchtime Clubs and Passive Playgrounds

Many schools have introduced lunchtime Clubs and had great success. Playgrounds are unstructured, unpredictable places where children with ASD struggle to follow and join in the numerous social interactions surrounding them. Children with ASD frequently return to...
Making Friends and Being One

Making Friends and Being One

One of the biggest myths about ASD is they all like being on their own. Children with ASD often desperately want friends, and in fact worrying about friends can cause them anxiety. Many children show this stress by becoming more withdrawn, which of course makes the...
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