Meltdowns are a form of acute stress that people on the spectrum exhibit when overwhelmed or over stimulated by too much noise or people or changes in the environment. This can happen at any point, but it is most common during moments of high activity or periods of high stress. Meltdown is also often accompanied by an increase in self-injurious behaviors, such as head banging or biting oneself, as well as difficulties with communication, social engagement, and attention.
The book is filled with information about meltdowns and also strategies and techniques to handle meltdowns
• What a meltdown is
• Difference between meltdowns and tantrums
• Prevention, management and control of meltdowns
• How to calm a child during meltdown
• How to ensure the safety of the child and others during meltdown
• How to teach the child to self-regulate
• And much more
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