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This Teacher Appreciation Month, talk with your kids about how best to recognize the teachers that have helped guide them through another school year. Here are a few ideas to show gratitude.
This Activity Guide can help build a foundation for safety and health by providing educators and families with some simple and engaging strategies for introducing young children to the topic of germs and proper handwashing techniques utilizing an innovative product, theTime Timer WASH.
What are some time management strategies and ideas for Nurses? No matter how hectic, unstructured, and unpredictable a nurse’s day may seem to be, there are some practical and concrete ways to build a sense of order throughsmart time management ideas. Being as proactive as possible is the key. While it won’t make your difficult job easier, these tips can provide a foundation of order that makes it feel more possible to get it all accomplished.
By: Brittyn Coleman. Today we have a guest blog post from Brittyn Coleman. Brittyn is a Registered Dietitian, Autism Nutrition Expert, and the Creator of the Autism Nutrition Library. She works with parents of children with autism to expand accepted foods for picky eaters and improve gut health. Today Brittyn shares her top 8 mealtime tips. Read below!
By: Holly Blanc Moses Have you ever heard an autistic child say, “Never”, “Forever” or “Always”? Neurodiverse children don’t process time in the same way as their neurotypical peers. This time difference can lead to high levels of emotional dysregulation, and confusion.
It’s true that Time Timer visual timers are an amazing resource that can be a great support tool for people with autism, ADHD, and learning disorders. Yet,Time Timer visual timers are for absolutely everyone! Whether you’re at home or in the office, there’s a million ways to use this awesome visual timer.
By: Emily W. King, Ph.D. Today we have a guest blog post from Dr. Emily W. King. Dr. Emily. W. King is a child psychologist, and former school psychologist, who has spent the last 20 years working with neurodivergent children and teens along with their families and teachers in schools and private practice. Today she shares ways to help manage time without causing more anxiety for neurodivergent children and teens.
By: Sam Palacio. Today we have a guest blog post from Sam. Sam is a mom of two neurodivergent kids with 12 years under her belt navigating the journey with Autism.She is a family photographer that specializes in serving our neurodiverse and differently abled community. Today Sam shares some insights on how to thoughtfully approach and support parents of neurodivergent children.
Autism Acceptance Month is an invitation and a call to increase awareness, promote inclusion, and practice acceptance so that individuals with Autism can receive the support and opportunities they deserve to live fully.
It’s that time of year again: flowers are blooming, it’s getting warmer out… but more importantly, Spring is here! If you’re anything like us, that means you’re getting ready to do some spring cleaning. And we have the perfect products to help you on your spring cleaning journey!
March 27 is an official day of recognition most people may not even know about – National Assistive Technologies Awareness Day! All of us at Time Timer are honored to be a part of a community of organizations dedicated to supporting and serving individuals of ALL abilities.
Now that we are slowly easing out of the pandemic into comparative normalcy, we will dedicate this article to the Time Timer visual timers that will be great for back-to-work, especially for small business owners.
