Sticking to Routine
Routine is crucial for people with Asperger’s. They can become anxious or greatly distressed when there are changes in their normal schedules. New situations tend to be frightening. Routines help to manage their anxiety. Thankfully, the world is run on routines. If your child has Asperger’s syndrome, creating for them a routine can help control some symptoms.
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