A child with autism that is "melting down" or demonstrating unexpected behavior is not a bad child. Many people will look and pass judgement without taking a moment to seek first to understand.
Typically meltdowns or unexpected behavior occur because the child is in an environment that is overwhelming the senses.

Tyler McNamer was one of those children. He occasionally experienced meltdowns and regularly demonstrated unexpected behavior. Over time, he was able to better process sensory input.

Tyler wrote a book called Population ONE: Autism, Adversity, and the Will to Succeed. It became a best seller, and now he speaks across the country on the topic of autism.

He also founded a company called Autismworks. His company is dedicated to making autism more workable for everyone that is affected by it.

One of the tools he created is an anger management social story. You can download it for FREE at:

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Another great resource is the Autismworks blog. You will find some very helpful information that you can use to make autism more workable in your life. Check out the blog at:

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If your child overwhelmed and experiencing "meltdowns", because of over-stimulus download the FREE "Zones of Regulation" Social Story that will help them to better understand how to filter and manage stimulus. It can be downloaded at:

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