Social-Emotional Supports
General Strategies
1) Self Awareness
2) Understanding Emotions
3) Coping Skills
Interventions include: social narratives, feelings charts, choice boards, other free resources
Tip 1: Help your child realize that we all have different feelings and that is okay! Everyone is different! It’s okay to have a variety of feelings! We can be happy and sad at the same time!
Tip 1: Help your child realize that we all have different feelings and that is okay! Everyone is different! It’s okay to have a variety of feelings! We can be happy and sad at the same time!
Social Narratives
Social Narratives
My School is Closed Today (LessonPix)
Seeing Other People Wearing Masks
Autism Society of NC
Yarrabah School Speech Therapy Team
Tip 2: Give your child options or choices on what they can do to feel better. Pre-teach coping skills during moments of calm. Build in practice opportunities all throughout the daily schedule!
Tip 2: Give your child options or choices on what they can do to feel better. Pre-teach coping skills during moments of calm. Build in practice opportunities all throughout the daily schedule!
Tip 3: Help your child realize what emotions they might be feeling. Are they anxious? What does that mean? What does it look like? What does it feel like?
Tip 3: Help your child realize what emotions they might be feeling. Are they anxious? What does that mean? What does it look like? What does it feel like?
