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Therapies to Help Your Autistic Child

Play therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy...these are only a few of the therapies out there to help your Autistic child. Watch this video to find out all the therapies Dylan did soon after his diagnosis. I talk about which therapy worked and which ones didn't! Let me know in the comments below which therapies worked for your child. Links to the videos I mentioned in this episode: Speech therapy:    • Tips to Help Your Child with Autism S...   Play therapy:    • Play therapy for Autism   Occupational therapy:    • #StayHome and Try Occupational Therap...   Potty Training:    • How to Potty Train A Child with Autism   How to Help Your Autistic Child to Try New Foods:    • Autism and Food - What foods can help...   ________________________________________________________________ 'Coming Home to Autism' book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Coming-Home-... Social media: Instagram -   / taraleniston   Facebook -   / cominghometoautism   Website - http://cominghometoautism.com/ Business enquiries: [email protected] Video Producer: Tiara Westlake https://www.kamukami.com/ Music: Audio Library __________________________________________________________________ Currently, no treatment is shown to cure Autism, but several interventions are used with young children to help them. These interventions are shown to reduce behavioural problems, improve cognitive ability and daily living skills, and help the child to integrate into the community. These interventions include: Occupational therapy, teaches skills such as dressing, eating, and bathing. It aims to help the person live as independently as possible. Speech therapy, helps improve communication skills. This includes verbal communication and aided communication. Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), helps to improve a variety of life skills. Play therapy, uses play to improve the child's social and emotional skills, help increase their language or communication skills, and expand the ways they relate to other people.