This video was developed by treatment professionals at the Johnson Center for Child Health and Development. Print and share the flyer: https://ariconference.com/webinars/support.pdf
Medical visits can be stressful for anyone and individuals with autism often face extra challenges during procedures like blood draws due to communication deficits and sensory issues. Individuals and caregivers can watch this video to learn procedural support tips to create honest, developmentally appropriate communication.
Printable support tips: https://www.johnson-center.org/downloads/pdfs/child-life-tips.pdf
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