Quick, helpful tips and need-to-know info for parenting your child with autism
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Welcome to Thrive in 5, a quick-hits version of your Thriving Together monthly autism journey newsletter. Here, we bring you tips that are too good to miss. 

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Struggling With Sleep?

Children with autism often struggle with falling asleep and staying asleep — just like many kids without autism. But the solutions that work for one group may not work for the other.

 

    We share three helpful tips from this article about sleep:

    1. Traditional sleep strategies may work with your child. Don’t automatically assume they won’t!
    2. Adapt bedtime routines to fit your child’s individual needs.
    3. Start by identifying what soothes your child.
    Get more sleep tips now

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    How a Metro Detroit Family Plans for Their Child’s Long-Term Care

    A few years ago, Debbie Pearlman and her husband, Joel, began talking about a sad inevitable: If something were to happen to them, who would take care of their daughter, 23-year-old Dani, who has autism and is nonverbal. And how would that person possibly ever know all of the little nuances that make Dani, Dani?

      Discover this family's plan

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      Recognizing Sensory Overload in Your Child

      Recognizing signs of sensory overload and knowing how to help your child manage it, both at home and at school, is important for parents and caregivers, according to the Organization for Autism Research. Also, learn expert advice about elopement and your child with autism.

        Learn how to recognize sensory overload

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        Make Your Next Medical Visit Easier

        No more stress! 8 expert tips for smooth doctor visits with your child. Check out what our experts say, and start making your doc visits easier right now.

          Get 8 simple tips

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          Sensory-Friendly Learning Experiences to Try This Fall

          The Lansing area has several inclusive experiences for your family. Find some fun this autumn!

            6 sensory-friendly places to visit

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