Social skills groups are small groups led by a facilitator who guides these children to teach them how to interact with others their age. These groups can help children learn conversational, friendship and problem-solving skills, which is why they are often recommended for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). However, this doesn’t mean that they…
The Benefits of Developing Social Skills for Child development can be complex and fascinating. When children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) can form part of schools, therapeutic centres, and families that help them develop important social skills, this can help them significantly promote positive outcomes. These children will be more likely to reach their short…
Child development and watching your child learn social skills can be very complex and fascinating. Watching your child develop from an infant into an independent, high-functioning adult is one of the most satisfying things on earth. That is precisely why all parents and caregivers want to see their children reach social and developmental milestones. What…
If your child has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), chances are they may be facing some social impairments. This means that they will have difficulty interacting with others and maintaining meaningful relationships with peers. When these impairments can be identified, appropriate strategies can be put in place to help kids develop good social…
When your child struggles with their social skills, it can be challenging to find the best interventions to help them gain the skills they need to make friends and gain acceptance. Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) often face social impairments that should be dealt with carefully. That is why social skills groups can be…
These are the skills we use to interact with others around us. A person with good social skills will have a good understanding of how to behave in social situations, have a good grasp of verbal and non-verbal communication as well as the written and implied rules of effective communication and social behaviour. Why Social…
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) might need some assistance to help them understand how their thought cycle affects their feelings. Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is a type of psychotherapy that aims to do just this. By pinpointing the triggers of certain behaviours, CBT teaches autistic children how to use different coping mechanisms to help…
All children develop in the same way; they progress from kicking and laughing to walking and talking to running and socializing. Their movements and behaviour must become more complex and advanced as they grow. This physical development plays a significant role in building their independence as individuals. Children with autism spectrum disorders(ASD), however, may face…
Speech-language therapy is a widespread treatment to help individuals with speech and communication disorders. Although it is also used for speech impediments such as stutters and lisps, it is a very common treatment for children with developmental disorders such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This type of therapy works exceptionally well to help children understand…
Behaviour therapy There is no cure for autism, but many interventions and therapies can be used to manage and improve symptoms and develop communication skills and social skills. Parents of children with ASD are often advised that early intensive behavioural intervention is vital. Still, there is seldom a lot of guidance regarding the types of…
