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Discussed in this episode
In this episode I am interviewing Jed Baker, he is the author of many award-winning books on behaviour and social skills.I am a big fan of Jed and all of his work and very grateful to have him on the podcast. Hope you all enjoy
In my interview with Jed we discuss:
- 7 common reasons for meltdowns
- Strategies to help children with trauma
- The impact of anxiety on social skills and how to address that
- Strategies for students experiencing anxiety around coronavirus
- The importance of people on the autism spectrum having passions/special interests.
If you would like more of Jed I have all of his eight books on my website, links below!
P.S. If you would like to hear more strategies and tips on meltdowns I recommend doing my Online Course: https://elearning.suelarkey.com.au/product/term2suelarkey/
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The Social Skills Picture Book: For High School and Beyond
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Preparing for Life: The Complete Guide for Transitioning to Adulthood for those with Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome
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The Social Skills Picture Book CD
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Enjoyed Learning How to Manage Meltdowns? Try these episodes with Sue’s Other Guest Podcasts
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Episode 81: How Embracing Autistic Strengths Changed His Life: An Interview with Chris Bonnello
Episode 77: Strategies for Common Behaviours in Children with Autism with author Beth Aune
Episode 75: Dean Beadle Discusses Autistic Identity and What It Means for Him
Episode 74: Yenn Purkis Discusses ‘The Wonderful World of Work’
Episode 72: Everything you Need to Know to Discuss Puberty & Periods with Robyn Steward
Episode 71: How to Help Children Manage their Emotions with Lauren Brukner
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