Autism is a spectrum disorder, therefore no one method alone is usually effective in treating autism. Professionals have found that a combination of interventions may be effective in treating symptoms and behaviors of children with autism including applied behavior analysis (ABA), medication, vitamins and minerals supplements, and dietary intervention.
Additional Content
showing 6 - 10 of 32
-
6.
Physiological Interventions
Medication Treatment Treating the behaviors associated with autism spectrum disorders with drugs or medication has been...
-
7.
Increase Your Child's Emotional Vocabulary
By the time they reach their preschool years, most children have been taught to identify strong feelings. However, we...
Source: Education.com -
8.
On the Road to Adulthood: You've Gotta Be a Social Thinker
By now you are an older teen or young adult and you’ve started to consider what you want to do with the rest of your...
Source: Autism Society -
9.
Early and Intensive Behavioral Intervention: Addressing Behavior Excesses and Deficits in Young Children with ASD
Background Early and Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI) was pioneered by Dr. Ivar Lovaas and colleagues in the...
Source: Autism Society -
10.
Strategies to Help Students with Asperger Syndrome in School
For most students with Asperger Syndrome (AS), school demands tax many of the areas in which they have difficulty....
Source: Autism Society
