Setting Boundaries and Autism By Kelly Jean Sullivan

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 Where to Get Started Setting Boundaries with Your Autistic Child

• Set an Outer Limit. Instead of restricting your child to very few things, set an outer limit
• Create Goals for All Members of the Home and Stick with Them.
• Make a Decision and Stick to It
• Focus on What You Have To. 
• Afford the Time for Learning and Growing

How do you set boundaries with autistic friends?

Support your friend if they ask for help. Be sensitive to what they want and need, not just how you think they should improve or behave. Try not to talk over or about them when others are around. Help them work on social skills by trying to engage them in conversations with yourself and others