220 | when therapy works in session but not at home
About this episode
Dr. Tay discusses the common frustration of therapy progress not transferring to home life for families of autistic children.
about this episode (+ scroll for resources) 👇 your child is in therapy. you trust the therapist. you're showing up consistently. you're investing time, energy, and money. so why does it feel like nothing is changing at home? in this episode, dr. tay discusses one of the most common frustrations families experience: seeing progress in the therapy room but struggling to see those same skills transfer into everyday life. you'll learn why this happens, the role of generalization, how family dynamics and nervous systems impact change, and the one thing that can help therapists better support your family when things feel stuck. if you've ever found yourself wondering, "why isn't therapy working?" this episode is for you. in this episode, you'll hear: why therapy progress doesn't always transfer into daily life the difference between learning a skill and generalizing a skill how the home environment differs from the therapy room the role of parent regulation and the family ecosystem common reasons families get stuck despite having a great therapist practical ways to collaborate more effectively with your child's therapist a behind-the-scenes look at a new intensive support model dr…
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