Adjustments & Support Strategies

Engaging with others is how John builds connections and understands the world. At home, this looks like playing with his siblings, sharing stories at dinner, and feeling comfortable around family friends. When John feels confident socially, he's more likely to participate, learn, and enjoy family life to the fullest. With support, we can help John build these vital connections.

Responding to Situations is all about how John reacts to changes or unexpected things. When things are uncertain, John can sometimes get overwhelmed. At home, this might look like frustration when dinner plans change or difficulty joining a new game with his siblings. Helping John know what to expect can make home life smoother and more fun for everyone.

For John, understanding and managing his feelings is key to smoother days at home. When John can recognise his emotions and respond in a way that fits the situation, it helps him navigate family life, get along with siblings, and manage his behaviour when he's feeling big emotions. Learning these skills will help John feel more confident and connected.

For John to really shine at home, it's important that he feels confident sharing his thoughts and feelings. Sometimes, it's tricky for John to show how he feels through body language. When John can easily express himself, it helps everyone understand him better, leading to fewer frustrations and a happier, more connected family life!

Consistent, restful sleep is super important for John to be his best self at home. When he gets enough sleep, John has the energy to engage with his family, tackle his favourite activities with enthusiasm, and manage his emotions more easily. Establishing a calming bedtime routine can help John wind down and recharge for a happy and successful day.

Engaging with others is how John builds connections and understands the world. At home, this looks like playing with his siblings, sharing stories at dinner, and feeling comfortable around family friends. When John feels confident socially, he's more likely to participate, learn, and enjoy family life to the fullest. With support, we can help John build these vital connections.

Responding to Situations is all about how John reacts to changes or unexpected things. When things are uncertain, John can sometimes get overwhelmed. At home, this might look like frustration when dinner plans change or difficulty joining a new game with his siblings. Helping John know what to expect can make home life smoother and more fun for everyone.

For John, understanding and managing his feelings is key to smoother days at home. When John can recognise his emotions and respond in a way that fits the situation, it helps him navigate family life, get along with siblings, and manage his behaviour when he's feeling big emotions. Learning these skills will help John feel more confident and connected.

For John to really shine at home, it's important that he feels confident sharing his thoughts and feelings. Sometimes, it's tricky for John to show how he feels through body language. When John can easily express himself, it helps everyone understand him better, leading to fewer frustrations and a happier, more connected family life!