Improved Safety: Children with autism may be at higher risk for accidents or injuries when transitioning to new environments. Transition training can help your child learn how to identify and avoid potential hazards.

Increase self-awareness: Through transition training, your child can develop a better understanding of their own needs and preferences, which can lead to improved self-awareness and self-advocacy.

Improved executive function: Transition training often involves practicing planning, organization, and problem-solving skills, which can help your child develop better executive function skills that will benefit them in all areas of life.

Greater sense of Control: Children with autism may feel overwhelmed or out of control when faced with new situations. Transition training can help them feel more in control and capable of managing these situations.

Better academic performance: When children are better equipped to manage transitions, they are better able to focus on their academic performance.

Enhanced communication skills: Transition training often involves practicing communication and social skills, which can help your child improve their ability to express themselves and interact with others.