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We know that all play is okay - sensory play, cause and effect play, even play that some might perceive as "atypical". But it can be a challenge to integrate play into your work with autistic kids in a way that is purposeful and meaningful to the child and effective in our practice as therapists.

❓ How do we respect and embrace each child’s unique way of engaging with play?
❓ How do we shift away from old, outdated models and move toward neurodiversity-affirming approaches?
❓ How can play be used as a therapeutic tool without forcing kids into "typical" play styles?

These are exactly the types of questions we’ll tackle at The 2025 Play Conference: The Full Spectrum of Play (March 17-20).

With 16 expert-led presentations, you’ll walk away with practical, evidence-based strategies to better integrate play into your sessions with autistic kids.

Join this FREE event and gain the clarity and confidence to make play work in your therapy practice.

​🎟 Save your free spot here!​

Let’s embrace the full spectrum of play—together!

-Lauren & Claire

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