Autism 101: “First, then” For All
Rita Roem discusses the concept of “first, then,” and how it is can be a great tool for parents of the neurodiverse.
I live in Colorado with my husband and two sons. I decided I wanted to be an English teacher when I was in the eighth grade and didn’t look back until 20 years later when I had my own children to raise. I met my South African husband in Eastern Europe and together we enjoy the outdoor life that Colorado provides as well as traveling to cultural cities in America and Europe. Our youngest was diagnosed with autism in October 2012. I work within my community, helping people who have autistic family and friends get connected to the services that they need. I have always been a writer, but now want to be an author, so I used the time I had after I quit teaching to think and am ready to take what I have inside and put it out for you to examine. Please check out my website https://turninginsideout.weebly.com/
Rita Roem discusses the concept of “first, then,” and how it is can be a great tool for parents of the neurodiverse.