Cues for better mental health

Posted by: alisrowe, January 2, 2018

I consider a cue to be a reminder or an instruction. Cues are incredibly helpful for people on the autistic spectrum. It might be a good idea to come up with some cues that you or your loved one can use.

Cues can be helpful for reminding us to do physical or practical tasks, such as reminding us to post a letter or to do a certain piece of work – but that’s not the limits. For people on the autistic spectrum, cues can do a lot more.

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