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Talking to Children about Disabilities and Neurodiversity

Talking to Children about Disabilities and Neurodiversity

Teaching young children about disabilities and neurodiversity is not only important but essential for fostering empathy, inclus...

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By Time Timer

Autism and Transitions: How Time Timer Can Help

Autism and Transitions: How Time Timer Can Help

Learn about the relationship between autism and transitions, why transitions are difficult for people with autism, and how to h...

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By Time Timer

Is It Won’t or Can’t?

Is It Won’t or Can’t?

By Penny Williams    “My kid won’t do his homework.”   “My kid won’t finish her chores.”  “My kid won’t tell me how their ...

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By Penny Williams

The Time Timer: A Multifaceted Equal Opportunity Executive Function Support

The Time Timer: A Multifaceted Equal Opportunity Executive Function Support

The foregoing examples are just a few of the myriad ways in which the Time Timer can be used to shore-up a weak or immature exe...

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By Dr. Diane Twachtman-Cullen

Creating Consistency in Every Environment with Time Timer

Creating Consistency in Every Environment with Time Timer

For students with disabilities, consistency is key. Using the same tools and strategies at school, home, and in the community c...

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By Catherine Whitcher

Using the Time Timer to Decrease Anxiety in Autistic Children

Using the Time Timer to Decrease Anxiety in Autistic Children

Today we have a guest blog post from Holly Blanc Moses and Audrey Doidge. Both Holly and Audrey are both licensed therapist who...

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By Holly Blanc Moses