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Autism Treatment
Intro | Neurological | Bio-Medical | Behavioral | Educational | Instinctive | Introspective | Recommendation
| Relationship Development Intervention (RDI): This program supplies useful tools for parents to teach important missing skills and impart motivation onto their child to interact. |
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The Miller Method: Helps children form organized chunks of behavior & develop developmentally appropriate behavior |
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Mifne Approach: An intensive program for the nuclear family focusing on the child’s potential abilities. |
Son-Rise: This program also advocates joining the child. Parents play key roles as teachers, therapists and directors of their own programs, which occur at home. |
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Floortime: Instead of changing the child’s behavior, why not join him on the floor? In this way, we can help him learn to connect his emotions and intentions with his behavior, words and ideas. |
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Intensive Interaction: Designed for people who have difficulty interacting, the therapist works on improving the quality of the interaction, encouraging the client to develop shared attention, turn-taking and understanding non-verbal language. |
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Music Therapy: The use of music and rhythm can help the autistic child get in touch with his communication skills. |
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Disclaimer: Each child is different and may not benefit from the therapies above. The information provided here is for educational purposes only. Before undergoing any treatments, please seek professional advice.
Last modified: Wed, 28 April 2010
Note: This may be only a minor modification (e.g. changing a spelling mistake)
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