EARLY INTERVENTION
EARLY LEARNER SKILLS
Newly diagnosed children with autism often need to work on simple life skills before they move on to more advanced ones.
These early intervention skills are important because they help your child to learn in a more efficient and effective way. Some early learner skills that children with autism often lack include making eye contact, imitating, following instructions, requesting, and pointing. These goals are actively targeted during ABA therapy. Once these skills are learned, your child will be well on their way to achieving their fullest developmental potential.
Young children learn best through play, and children with autism are no different. Our team of ABA therapy professionals target the core deficits of autism by mixing research based interventions with fun. Letting the child lead can be an important part of a successful ABA intervention for a young child whose attention deficits may compete with learning. By incorporating their favorite toys and activities into the ABA therapy session, your child will learn a variety of foundational skills in a fun environment.
