Moving Home with Children who have Autism

If you have a loved one with autism, you know how important predictability and routines are. All of that goes out the window when you have to pack up your house and move. Whether it’s around the corner or to a new country, relocating can be especially difficult for a family member who is on the autism spectrum. Although you can’t eliminate all anxiety a move may cause, you can do many things to make the process easier on your loved ones and yourself.

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Please note that this information has been produced in the United States so any laws, services or programmes referenced in the article may differ or not be available in the United Kingdom. However we have decided to share this information as some of the tips and guidance may still be useful regardless of location.

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