
Why Home Therapy?
Research has indicated that the home and neighbourhood environment is a better treatment setting for the autistic child. Therapy on the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is also more individualized and tailored to the specific child. ...
Encouraging Parent Participation In Home-Based Intervention
For many parents of children with autism, participation in a home-based behavioral intervention program may seem overwhelming. In addition to managing and advocating for the child’s various services, parents may find it difficult to attend to the ...
Home-Based Sensory Exercises Can Benefit Autistic Children
New research suggests performing simple sensory exercises at home may improve the behaviors of children with autism. The treatment, known as environmental enrichment, led to significant gains in behaviors among autistic boys between the ages of 3 ...
Home-Based Skills Therapy For Autism Better Than Preschool
Home-based intensive skills therapy for autism appears to be a more effective early intervention than integration into mainstream preschool classrooms, according to preliminary findings of a small pilot study reported at the 5th International Meet...
How To Start In-Home Therapy For Your Child
Children affected with autism have unique needs and often require an in-home therapy program to address them. The unique needs could include many issues such as; managing behaviors, enabling learning, and the ability to work on deficits. These pro...