You'll help autistic children improve social interactions, perspective-taking, attention, taking turns, developing friendships, understanding social cues, and participating in social activities.
You'll help children improve expressive and receptive communication, expanding vocabulary, aiding in sentence construction, enhancing understanding of pragmatic language, and refining nonverbal communication skills.
We help kids with everyday living, participating in the community, and achieving independence. This includes using the toilet, getting dressed, eating, grooming, and maintaining personal hygiene.
You will help nurture a range of academic skills in your clients, including reading, writing, mathematics, problem-solving, organizational abilities, compliance with instructions, and task completion.
You will guide children in reducing problematic behaviors like aggression, self-injury, and outbursts, while simultaneously fostering alternative, socially acceptable behaviors.
You'll aid in the development of play and leisure skills for autistic children. This includes nurturing imagination, promoting social play with peers, understanding game rules and instructions, and engaging in enjoyable activities.
You will play a crucial role in enhancing a child's cognitive skills, including thinking, learning, memory, reasoning, and attention.
With your help, children will learn to recognize and convey their emotions, handle anxiety or frustrating situations, and better manage chronic or acute stressors.
You'll help children develop independence and self-management skills, allowing them to become more self-reliant, effectively organize tasks, set and meet goals, and follow routines.
