Get instant access to the Precious Hill webinar
Are you planning a spring break trip or summer vacation? Traveling with a child on the spectrum can be a unique experience that requires extra preparation, but with the right strategies, it can also be enjoyable and rewarding!
Join Action Behavior Centers (ABC) for our no-cost webinar, “Traveling on the Spectrum,” available on demand. Amanda Wells, BCBA and Senior Regional Clinical Director, hosts this event alongside Precious Hill, influencer and autism mom.
Precious is a dedicated advocate for autism awareness and the mother of three children—two of whom are autistic, including one who is nonverbal. She shares her family’s experiences traveling, from planning trips and handling unexpected challenges to finding ways to make trips a positive experience for everyone. Amanda Wells provides expert insights on helping children with autism adjust to new environments and transitions.
If you’re a parent or caregiver of an autistic child, this is a discussion you won’t want to miss!
What you'll learn:
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How to prepare for travel with an autistic child: Learn about calling ahead for accommodations and what essential travel items to pack. |
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Tips for balancing structure with flexibility: Why it’s okay to adjust plans, move at a slower pace, and focus on an enjoyable experience for everyone rather than following a strict schedule. |
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Insights into potty training while traveling: Get tips for navigating bathroom routines, managing accidents, and deciding if pausing training until you’re home is the best option. |
Get instant access to the Precious Hill webinar
On-demand webinar with Precious Hill, social media influencer and autism mom
Traveling on the Spectrum with Precious Hill
Are you planning a spring break trip or summer vacation? Traveling with a child on the spectrum can be a unique experience that requires extra preparation, but with the right strategies, it can also be enjoyable and rewarding!
Join Action Behavior Centers (ABC) for our no-cost webinar, “Traveling on the Spectrum,” available on demand. Amanda Wells, BCBA and Senior Regional Clinical Director, hosts this event alongside Precious Hill, influencer and autism mom.
Precious is a dedicated advocate for autism awareness and the mother of three children—two of whom are autistic, including one who is nonverbal. She shares her family’s experiences traveling, from planning trips and handling unexpected challenges to finding ways to make trips a positive experience for everyone. Amanda Wells provides expert insights on helping children with autism adjust to new environments and transitions.
If you’re a parent or caregiver of an autistic child, this is a discussion you won’t want to miss!
What you'll learn:
|
How to prepare for travel with an autistic child: Learn about calling ahead for accommodations and what essential travel items to pack. |
|
Tips for balancing structure with flexibility: Why it’s okay to adjust plans, move at a slower pace, and focus on an enjoyable experience for everyone rather than following a strict schedule. |
|
Insights into potty training while traveling: Get tips for navigating bathroom routines, managing accidents, and deciding if pausing training until you’re home is the best option. |
Are you planning a spring break trip or summer vacation? Traveling with a child on the spectrum can be a unique experience that requires extra preparation, but with the right strategies, it can also be enjoyable and rewarding!
Join Action Behavior Centers (ABC) for our no-cost webinar, “Traveling on the Spectrum,” available on demand. Amanda Wells, BCBA and Senior Regional Clinical Director, hosts this event alongside Precious Hill, influencer and autism mom.
Precious is a dedicated advocate for autism awareness and the mother of three children—two of whom are autistic, including one who is nonverbal. She shares her family’s experiences traveling, from planning trips and handling unexpected challenges to finding ways to make trips a positive experience for everyone. Amanda Wells provides expert insights on helping children with autism adjust to new environments and transitions.
If you’re a parent or caregiver of an autistic child, this is a discussion you won’t want to miss!
What you'll learn:
|
How to prepare for travel with an autistic child: Learn about calling ahead for accommodations and what essential travel items to pack. |
|
Tips for balancing structure with flexibility: Why it’s okay to adjust plans, move at a slower pace, and focus on an enjoyable experience for everyone rather than following a strict schedule. |
|
Insights into potty training while traveling: Get tips for navigating bathroom routines, managing accidents, and deciding if pausing training until you’re home is the best option. |
