Williams Loves To Learn - THERAPY TIPS FOR AUTISM

Hello friends! Welcome to Williams Loves To Learn 👋

Williams was diagnosed with autism at age 3. Although it’s been a challenging journey there are some amazing wins worth celebrating! Williams got in on early education, speech, occupational and ABA therapy.

I believe Williams represents children with special needs as they all really WANT/LOVE to learn. They just learn in different ways.

Williams and his sister, Zita, enjoy making new videos with respect to Therapy for Williams. Also, our videos help parents without access to free or affordable therapy for their kids.

Tune in for Autism Therapy tips, lots of laughing, and more everyday.

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Williams Loves To Learn - THERAPY TIPS FOR AUTISM

In a bid to teach my kids the value of money and why we don’t waste things, my daughter decided to sew a hole in her sock this morning. 😂

I’m like, “Girl… I’m not that broke! Just go on Amazon or Zara and put some socks in the cart. I just haven’t had the time to order them.” 😭

Mission accomplished… but maybe a little too accomplished?🫣🙈

3 months ago | [YT] | 1

Williams Loves To Learn - THERAPY TIPS FOR AUTISM

My autistic son just said, “Boys must be better than girls because Jesus is a boy and God is a boy.”

I had never thought about it from that angle before, but it really made me wonder if the way religion is taught can influence the way some boys see themselves in relation to girls. What do y’all think?

3 months ago | [YT] | 0

Williams Loves To Learn - THERAPY TIPS FOR AUTISM

I see my son’s future flash before my eyes 👀

6 months ago | [YT] | 3

Williams Loves To Learn - THERAPY TIPS FOR AUTISM

Some people argue that ABA therapy is harmful because it teaches autistic children what to say and how to respond in certain situations, almost like following a script.

In my experience, that structure has actually helped my son. Yes, sometimes it starts with simple, scripted responses - like knowing what to say when someone asks, “How are you?” But for some autistic children, having that starting point is better than not knowing how to respond at all.

Over time, those scripts can grow into more natural conversation. Structure doesn’t erase individuality - sometimes it simply gives a child the tools to begin.

youtube.com/shorts/djX230udrY...

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Williams Loves To Learn - THERAPY TIPS FOR AUTISM

Real character and integrity are built in the moments when no one is watching.

Full conversation:
https://youtu.be/jAgbweDx_jY?si=QWF6D...

6 months ago | [YT] | 3

Williams Loves To Learn - THERAPY TIPS FOR AUTISM

My autistic son said to us, “The best day of my life was when I met you guys.”
😂😂 As if he just stumbled upon us at a grocery store.

The way the autistic mind works is sometimes younger than the number of years lived - but it is also honest, literal, and beautifully pure. 💙

Autism may shape how our children think, process, and express themselves, but it also stretches us. It teaches us patience. It deepens our empathy.

If everyone were the same, how would we ever learn to love what’s different? How would we learn to help those who need more support than we do?

And honestly… I wouldn’t trade this perspective for anything. 💙🥹

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