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Sue Larkey

Sue Larkey

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Host, Sue Larkey Podcast

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Financial advice investments life insurance superannuation

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Routine stories

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Total articles 7

  • Episode 099: Why Traditional Behaviour Strategies don't work for Children with Autism

    By Sue Larkey| Sue Larkey Podcast@ Traditional behaviour strategies (including ignoring, consequences, counting to 3 and timeout) often don’t work for children with autism, ADHD, ODD and PDA. These strategies are effective for neurotypical children who are better at regulating their own emotions, however children with special needs are often very literal thinkers and struggle with the mind reading and problem solving that these strategies require. 3 Golden RulesBy Sue Larkey Not every strategy works for every child.

    By Sue Larkey · Sue Larkey Podcast

    Jul. 01, 2021

  • Episode 💯: 13 Separation Anxiety Tips for Children with Special Needs

    By Sue Larkey| Sue Larkey Podcast@ 🎉 WOOO HOOOO! Episode 💯!!! Can’t believe we’re here already!🎉. In this week’s podcast I discuss my Top13 Tips for separation anxiety & How I use them. 🎉 As an Episode 💯 special I reached out to my online Facebook community for more advice and solutions.

    By Sue Larkey · Sue Larkey Podcast

    Jul. 01, 2021

  • Episode 099: Why Traditional Behaviour Strategies don't work for Children with Autism

    By Sue Larkey| Sue Larkey Podcast@ Traditional behaviour strategies (including ignoring, consequences, counting to 3 and timeout) often don’t work for children with autism, ADHD, ODD and PDA. These strategies are effective for neurotypical children who are better at regulating their own emotions, however children with special needs are often very literal thinkers and struggle with the mind reading and problem solving that these strategies require. 3 Golden RulesBy Sue Larkey Not every strategy works for every child.

    By Sue Larkey · Sue Larkey Podcast

    Jul. 01, 2021

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