Dig from a therapeutic routine
Therapy is part of Katerina Kelly's weekly routine from the elementary school, when a teacher suggested advice for 8 -year -old children.At the time, Katerina's autism was influencing their ability to manage time, make decisions and socialize. And for many years, the therapist seemed useful. But once the college is shot, things have changed."I have always left the advice feeling worse than I started - or insensitive," Mx said. Kelly, 29 years old, who lives in Natick, in Mass, and uses them pronouns.The skills that MX. Kelly's therapist had taught them during childhood were not translating the same now that they were older. In other words, they had hit a trolley: the therapy and the therapist were not producing the desired results.A therapy routine can feel discouraging, but must not end i...