Sue Larkey Podcast

Resources, Gift Ideas and End of Year Tips   Sue answers some more questions with specific books and products that could help with them. Also some tips and Sue talks about this years Christmas catalogue. Things you will find in the 2019 Christmas / End of Year...

Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASDYour questions answered. Lots of questions that have come in from the facebook group that I answer.In this podcast I discuss My Initial Thoughts on " Royal...

Transition Cheat Sheets To Get Ready For Next Year  When I worked as an outreach teacher supporting students in mainstream schools. I created some easy to use cheat sheets for the staff and the students I supported. The more information we share the more we can...

Transition Cheat Sheets - Profile Report And 10 Things About Me Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD When I worked as an outreach teacher supporting students in mainstream schools. I created some...

Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Join the facebook group specifically for this podcast - https://www.facebook.com/groups/suelarkeypodcastcommunity/ Transition includes change in teacher, change...

Behind the Scenes  Look into my own bookshelfA walk through the actual books in my bookshelf including my own books and others that I use on a regular basis. If you subscribe to my e-newsletter this podcast will follow alone with the electronic catalogue that reads...

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16 Strategies for SleepFor all children, a good night's sleep is necessary in order to learn effectively the next day. Research has found that two thirds of children with autism have sleep problems, fragmented sleep and early awakenings. I recently did a poll on my...

Bedwetting and Nighttime Toileting advice and strategies   Nocturnal enuresis is involuntary urination while asleep. This can be very challenging for kids with autism, and their families and carers. Most kids aren’t able to stay dry through the night until...

The importance of play For all ages and stages It is through play that young children learn about and make sense of the world. They experiment with being a Mum or Dad as they act out what they have observed in daily life, e.g. feeding the baby and going to the shops....

Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Join the facebook group specifically for this podcast - https://www.facebook.com/groups/suelarkeypodcastcommunity/ Sometimes you need to be a detective to...

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Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Join the facebook group specifically for this podcast - https://www.facebook.com/groups/suelarkeypodcastcommunity/ Dr Tony Attwood, world renowned psychologist...

Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Join the facebook group specifically for this podcast - https://www.facebook.com/groups/suelarkeypodcastcommunity/ Puberty is part of natural...

Slow Processing Speed  What is it - What to Do Have you noticed these signs in a child you know: Unorganised, often loses or forgets homework Rarely completes tests on time and leaves multiple questions unanswered on timed exams Can’t perform simple maths problems,...

Strategy + Action = Success & IndependenceIt is very important when developing a behaviour program that you put in place two types of strategies: Strategies for the ADULTS to use to manage the students behaviour Strategies for the CHILD to manage THEIR...

Understanding Mental Health and ASD  Recognising and exploring the relationship between ASD and mental health difficulties is vital, so each can be addressed successfully. As Tony Attwood said “people with Asperger’s Syndrome appear especially vulnerable to...

UNDERSTANDING SENSORY NEEDS My Favourite Sensory Tools, How to Use and WhySubscribe to this podcast via your favourite appJoin my newsletter for more awesome information about ASDJoin the facebook group specifically for this podcast -...

Behaviour Solutions For Common Playground BehavioursSubscribe to this podcast via your favourite appJoin my newsletter for more awesome information about ASDJoin the facebook group specifically for this podcast -...

USING COMMUNICATION TEMPTATIONS TO MOTIVATE TO COMMUNICATE Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASDMany children with ASD do not feel the need or motivated to communicate as everyone in...

WHY YOUR WORDS MATTER  Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite appJoin my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Many children with ASD have Mind Blindness, meaning they are often literal and don't know the inferred intent of language. This often leads...

Diagnosis  What to do? Where to go next? Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Information for families who have recently received a diagnosis for their children or are waiting for a diagnosis. Also...

MY FORMULA FOR BEHAVIOUR REGULATION Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD The emotional world for people on the spectrum can be very scary! Emotions often come without warning and are difficult to...

SUE LARKEY Q&A FROM FACEBOOK GROUP Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASDSue answers questions asked via the Sue Larkey facebook group.  Check out my other podcast Q&As: Episode 94: How Can I...

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Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Sue talks about the latest newsletter and some of the thinking behind these newsletters.  Sue also give a summary of the key points she covers for this term....

My Personal Experience of Not Being Able to Talk Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Sue talks about what it was like when she was unable to speak after an operation on her throat. Insights on how...

Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD The importance of reading personal accounts, watching youtube clips or following facebook groups about people with ASD Rate Review & Follow on Apple...

Come into the Classroom with Sue: Sue discusses Engaging a Disengaged Student  Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASDFor a different style podcast this week, Sue discusses with her partner Andrew an...

USING GAMES TO TEACH PART 2: SOCIAL SKILLS, EMOTIONAL REGULATION & MORESubscribe to this podcast via your favourite appJoin my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Interoception refers to the ability to perceive and understand your internal sensations...

USING GAMES TO TEACH PART 2: SOCIAL SKILLS, EMOTIONAL REGULATION & MORE Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASDScreens are a wonderful tool to use with children, however they are becoming...

SCHOOL CAMPS AND EXCURSIONS Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Many children with ASD can find the anticipation of camp to be a source of great stress. Letting the student know as much detail as...

Why Timers are so Important  & Minimising Stress around Timers for kids who don't like them Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASDFor anyone who wants to measure and manage time more effectively,...

29 Ways for Teacher Assistants to Support Student   Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASDTeacher assistants, school support officers, teacher aides etc. – you are angels in disguise and we thank you...

SLP: 015 Want to know more about Online Learning? Frequently Asked Questions - Answered  Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Here are the most commonly asked questions about my online training...

Why I love the term 'Neurodiversity' Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Neurodiversity is the concept that neurological differences between people should be recognised and respected. Instead of...

Ideas to Help You Set Up Your Classroom for SuccessSubscribe to this podcast via your favourite appJoin my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD It can take a lot of energy and planning to get each student off to a good start for a new school year.In this...

Q & A from Podcast Listeners   Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite appJoin my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Here are the questions sent in by listeners of the Sue Larkey Podcast. For all of the answers in full written form please see...

Tips for toileting   Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Toilet training your child is a big task even for neuro-typical children. Parents often procrastinate over when to start and we keep...

Tips For Transitioning in 2019. Start Planning Now Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Transition includes change in teacher, change in room, change in students in the class not just starting...

Three Stages of a Meltdown & What you can do about itManaging meltdowns is very important. I believe the key is getting in early and putting in place strategies before the behaviour escalates. You will need a range of strategies to prevent the meltdown escalating....

Adjustments for Test and Exams Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Join the facebook group specifically for this podcast - https://www.facebook.com/groups/suelarkeypodcastcommunity/ Many people on...

Adjustments for Test and Exams Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Join the facebook group specifically for this podcast - https://www.facebook.com/groups/suelarkeypodcastcommunity/ Exam time and...

Executive FUnctioning Subscribe to this podcast via your favourite app Join my newsletter for more awesome information about ASD Join the facebook group specifically for this podcast - https://www.facebook.com/groups/suelarkeypodcastcommunity/ The One Thing I Wish I...

Friendship, play and social interaction are all two-way – and we need to support both the child with ASD and their peers to make social skills programmes work. Using social scripts to teach children with ASD, ADHD, ODD and PDA how to engage socially can be a great...

I’ve had a lot of questions in regards to eye contact and understandably so since eye contact is an important part of communication and socialisation. It demonstrates an awareness of and interest in the other people. However, for children with ASD it doesn’t come...

 I have had many parents and educators requesting resources and tips for teens and young adults. I agree it is hard to find information and resources for how to guide and support this age group. I am thrilled to find a resource whose aim is “to increase the odds that...

Welcome to the Sue Larkey PodcastThis podcast gives you some insight into how Sue got into the Autism Spectrum Disorder eduction in the first place, what motivates here and what to expect from this podcast. Sue Larkey enlightens, and entertains with valuable insights...