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Autism Acceptance Awareness Bulletin Board Posters - Autistic Meltdown

Autism Acceptance Awareness Bulletin Board Posters - Autistic Meltdown

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April is Autism Acceptance Month!

Neuroaffirmative Autism Acceptance Resources

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Autism Acceptance Awareness Bulletin Board Posters

Topic: What is Autistic Meltdown

Created by Amanda McGuinness – Little Puddins

 

This professionally designed bulletin board poster set explains the concept of Autistic meltdowns — intense and overwhelming emotional responses to sensory, emotional, or cognitive overload. Created by Amanda McGuinness, a leading Autistic advocate and Autism & Visual Supports Specialist, this resource reflects a neuroaffirmative approach that recognises meltdowns as a valid and unavoidable Autistic experience.

What's Included:

  • Explanation of what an Autistic meltdown is and why it happens
  • Common signs and triggers of meltdowns
  • Practical strategies to support Autistic individuals before, during, and after a meltdown
  • Guidance on reducing environmental and emotional stressors
  • Neuroaffirmative and accessible language
  • "Auti" Character is represented throughout the resource

 

Why This Resource is Valuable:

  • Created by Amanda McGuinness, an established expert in Autism and visual supports
  • Designed for both parents and professionals supporting Autistic individuals
  • Easy to understand and implement
  • Helps to foster understanding and acceptance of Autistic experiences
  • An ideal resource for schools for their Autism Acceptance / Awareness Month activities

 

Terms of Use:

  • This resource is for personal and professional use only.
  • It may not be shared, sold, or modified.
  • You are welcome to recommend this resource by sharing a direct link to the product.
  • Full terms of use are included in the guide.

 

Important Note:

Every Autistic person’s experience is unique. The information and strategies provided in this guide reflect general patterns and insights that may not apply to all Autistic individuals.

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