5 more – Important Life Skills for People Living with Autism

If you liked our previous post about Important Life Skills for People Living with Autism, here are 5 more Important Life Skills.

Safety Awareness:

• Personal Safety: Recognizing dangerous situations, understanding emergency procedures, and knowing how to seek help.
• Internet Safety: Navigating online spaces safely, recognizing scams, and protecting personal information.

Transportation Skills:

• Navigating Public Transit: Understanding bus and train schedules, purchasing tickets, and knowing routes.
• Driving: If applicable, learning to drive and understanding road safety rules.

Employment Skills:

• Job Search: Writing resumes, applying for jobs, and preparing for interviews.
• Workplace Etiquette: Understanding workplace norms, following instructions, and interacting with colleagues.

Problem-Solving and Decision-Making:

• Critical Thinking: Analyzing situations, identifying problems, and developing solutions.
• Making Choices: Weighing pros and cons, making informed decisions, and understanding consequences.

Emotional Self Regulation:

• Stress Management: Identifying stressors, practicing relaxation techniques, and seeking support when needed.
• Coping Strategies: Developing methods to handle anxiety, frustration, and sensory overload.

At Cornell Park Therapy, we teach all of the above Skills in individualized and group programs that meet the specific needs of your child. Call us today to discuss your needs and learn more about how we can help your child learn Life Skills.