The WAI Method

Acourse plan for children with autism may include a variety of therapies and interventions to help the child develop skills and improve communication, social interaction, and behavior. Some common therapies and interventions that may be included in a course plan for a child with autism include:

Applied behavior analysis (ABA): ABA is a therapy that uses positive reinforcement to encourage the child to learn new skills and improve behavior.

Speech and language therapy: Children with autism may have difficulty with communication and language, so speech therapy can help them learn to express themselves and improve their communication skills.

Occupational therapy: Occupational therapy can help children with autism improve their fine motor skills, such as writing and cutting with scissors, as well as their sensory processing and social skills.

Social skills training: Children with autism may have difficulty interacting with others and making friends, so social skills training can help them learn how to initiate and maintain social interactions.