Episode 67: Board Games and Executive Function Skills

Update: 2025-01-16

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In the first episode of 2025 Cari and Jim discuss the benefits of playing board and card games with kids of all ages. The primary emphasis of this conversation is about the link between playing board games and building executive function skills. Play-based learning for the win!

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Episode 71: Girls Can Be Autistic Too

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Episode 70: Autism Prevalence

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Episode 69: Heavy Work for the Win!

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Episode 68: Supporting Oral Sensory Seekers

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Episode 66: Takeaways from ASHA 2024

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Episode 65: Being an Ally to the Autistic Community

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Episode 64: Autism and Authentic Connections

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Episode 63: The Roller Coaster Ride of Parenting an Autistic Child

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Episode 62: Strategies for Supporting Autistic Toddlers Part 5

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Episode 61: Strategies for Supporting Autistic Toddlers Part 4

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Episode 67: Board Games and Executive Function Skills

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Episode 67: Board Games and Executive Function Skills

Cari Ebert

Episode 67: Board Games and Executive Function Skills