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How do children with autism play?

Play and inclusion: a seminar with Cheryl Warren

Ready to redefine play? Some children don’t follow the convention. Their responses can confound us. But if you look closely there are other brilliantly unique approaches to play. This 45-minute seminar opens a window into the mystery of the child. Cheryl Warren explains what neuroaffirming play looks like.

Cheryl Warren at the Day of Play in Birmingham 2024

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