Summer Break & Autism: How To Support Continued Growth
Summer break can be a welcome time for rest, fun, and family connection. It can also bring changes in routine that may feel hard for children with autism or other developmental disabilities.
When school is out, daily schedules often shift. There may be fewer structured activities, less time with teachers or peers, and new places or people to navigate. For some children, these changes can be upsetting or lead to a loss of skills they were using during the school year.
