Get your child with autism asking to use the toilet

Encouraging Communication: Let's Tackle Toileting - Part 2

In this follow-up session to Let's Tackle Toileting, we explore techniques you can use to teach your child with autism how to request to use the toilet. This workshop covers bother verbal and non-verbal techniques.

Enroll for free with your OAP number

Course curriculum

1

Introduction & the different ways your child can ask to use the toilet
- How to use this workshop?
- Introduction to Encouraging Communication Part 2 of Let's Tackle Toileting
- Different ways you can teach your child to ask to use the toilet
2

How to support your child with different types of requests
- Helping your child to use a Vocal request to use the toilet
- Helping your child to use Picture Exchange request to use the toilet
- Helping your child to use a Sign Language request to use the toilet
3

Honouring requests & Conclusion
- How and when to evolve your teaching strategy to promote independence
- Staying prepared to teach and summary
- Feedback & Suggestions

Instructor(s)

Behaviour Consultant

Bronwyn Meech, M. ADS, BCBA

Bronwyn has been working at LRCSS since 2015. She is focused on implementing behavioural strategies with children and youth in a variety of settings, such as in clinics, their homes, and community settings. Bronwyn is passionate about disseminating knowledge about behaviour analytic strategies to others, either staff or parents. For the past few years, Bronwyn has been focusing on working with adolescents to reduce a variety of challenging behaviours, to help individuals gain access to larger social networks, such as attending school or going on family outings.