Autism: Coping with Change

COPING WITH CHANGE GAMES
Helping autistic children navigate transitions with confidence — one routine at a time.
TWO GAMES. ONE POWERFUL SKILL.
Coping with Change Games features two character-led mini-games designed to help autistic children build flexibility, sequencing, and independence through the everyday routines that matter most.
THE GAMES

Ron Gets Dressed — A gentle morning routine adventure that builds sequencing, adaptability, and independence through a familiar daily challenge.
Rufus Goes to School — A school-day journey that practises transitions, patience, and coping with the unexpected in a safe, playful environment.

Each game features its own character to anchor the skill and celebrate effort, with sensory-friendly visuals, predictable patterns, and clear audio cues designed for autistic learners.
WHY THIS APP
Change can be one of the hardest parts of daily life for autistic children. These two games give children a safe space to practise real-world transitions at their own pace — building the flexibility and confidence that carry over into everyday life at home, at school, and in the community.
Skills covered include sequencing, routine-following, coping with unexpected change, and step-by-step transitions — aligned with DSM-5 domains A1, A2, and B2.
BACKED BY SCIENCE — GUIDED BY VALUES
Developed by Education Network Group with PhD-qualified researchers, families, and autistic children. Every design decision is informed by autism research and co-design, ensuring each experience is effective, inclusive, and enjoyable.
SAFE AND FREE TO DOWNLOAD
No ads. Sensory-friendly presentation. Built with families, therapists, and educators in mind.

OUR PROMISE
"Delightful games that build real-world skills for independent living."
Download now and take the first step toward confident, joyful transitions.