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Individuals who are born with Autism Spectrum Disorder usually have trouble interacting and communicating with others. Their interests play skills, and activities may not be as broad as others.
However, when they receive help from a provider of pediatric behavioral health in Houston, Texas through occupational therapy, they may be able to nurture these skills and grow into their full potential.
First and foremost, therapists may take note of the following before creating a treatment plan for the child. This includes:
- Their play skills and motor skills.
- Their responses to stimuli.
- Their aggressive behavior or other types of behavior.
- Their interaction with their caregivers.
- Their attention span and stamina.
Oftentimes, occupational therapy is partnered with other services such as speech therapy physical therapy to promote a child’s development by care coordination. With this, they come up with a treatment program through physical activities, play activities, developmental activities, and adaptive strategies. From these activities, your children will learn:
- Daily living skills
- Fine motor skills
- Gross motor skills
- Visual skills
- Daily living skills
- Play, self-help, problem-solving, and more.
