Positive Behaviour Support strategies: Why new habits take longer than 21 days
Positive behaviour support strategies work by building new habits: changing the cues around a person, teaching an easier replacement skill, and rewarding it consistently. In a well-known study published in the European Journal of Social Psychology, a new everyday habit took a typical person around 66 days to feel automatic, and between 18 and 254…
Autism Emergency Preparedness: Helping autistic children through bushfire and drought season
Living in Queensland means living with weather that can turn quickly. For families further west, on acreage, or in rural and regional communities, long dry spells and bushfire risk are simply part of everyday life. But when your family includes an autistic child, getting ready for these events involves more than packing a bag and…
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