Supporting autistic children and young people and their families throughout Perth & Kinross and delivering training nationally
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ALT Image of a person in the middle of balance with shapes on either side tipping the balance up at the right. Text below reads: Perth and Kinross Whole Family Support Directory of Services
ALT Four students walking outside Goodlyburn building at UHI Perth. A logo of Perth Autism Support overlayed on top of the image.
ALT Image lists: Community Resilience Volunteer Service, Bauer Radio's Cash for Kids Charities (Scotland), Radio Clyde Cash for Kids, Lothian Branch Scotland Of The Parachute Regimental Association, Radio Lanarkshire, Governors of Dollar Academy Trust, Perth Autism Support SCIO, The Pennypit Community Development Trust, Neil's Hugs Foundation, Ocean Youth Trust Scotland, Baby Loss Retreat, Space @TheBroomhouse Hub
ALT An image of a colourful poster filled with information for Occupational therapy week. The poster background is light green and dark green. The text on the poster reads, Occupational Therapy Week 2022. Lift up your every day with Occupational Therapy life hacks. Use a visual timer to prepare for transitions. What is this hack for? To help see and understand the time passing to ease the transition to the next task or activity. How can this hack help? If a child or young person doesn't yet have a concept of time, if they find it tricky to tell the time, or if they generally struggle with transitions, this can help give a visual representation of the time passing and how much is left. This can help give a sense of control over the transition, and help with the uneasiness that can be felt when there is a change of task or environment. Before buying anything new, you first could try some free visual timer apps, or the timer on a phone or tablet.There are several different styles
