Kelly Priest Jul 30, 2020 7 min Social Learning Without Shame Good social learning takes a relationship-centered approach that affirms a child's dignity and self-worth.
Kelly Priest5 minThe Trouble With GamingHow do we help kids with social challenges enjoy their games, and expand their interests?
Kelly Priest3 minReeling From An Autism DiagnosisIt’s OK to come unraveled a little bit. How to find your balance.
Kelly Priest2 minPrinciples of Social Learning*What happens when a group of teenage girls takes over their own social group? A manifesto!
Kelly Priest2 minHere's To The DadsWritten for Father’s Day years ago, to my husband. Substitute for whoever takes on the joy/work raising a child who needs a bit more support
Kelly Priest6 minTalking about School ShootingsAdjusting your approach for children with social learning challenges.
Kelly Priest7 minPlaydate PlansHow to provide scaffolding for good playdates without being a helicopter parent.
Kelly Priest3 minOh Good. Autism Awareness Month.I have to tell you something. I am bracing for Autism Awareness Month. It’s coming. I need your help.
Kelly Priest2 minA Word on "High Functioning"Calling someone “high-functioning” is usually not consciously intended to be insulting.
Kelly Priest2 minSchool is a Mix of My Plans and Other People’s PlansA social story about making it through the school day!
Kelly Priest3 minTeaching Flexible ThinkingHow to teach and support flexible thinking ... instead of demanding compliance.
Kelly Priest7 minSocial Learning Without ShameGood social learning takes a relationship-centered approach that affirms a child's dignity and self-worth.
