“Can autism be treated?”
My daughter was diagnosed with autism. Can autism be treated?
5 Answers
With early intervention & therapies directed toward her disability You can see diminished symptoms Depending on severity and expressed symptoms
Autism can not be treated but many therapies are available for improved quality of life and development of the child.
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480-757-4664
While there is no cure for autism, various therapies, including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), can help manage symptoms and enhance the quality of life for individuals on the autism spectrum. ABA, a therapeutic approach, involves breaking down complex skills into smaller components, using positive reinforcement to encourage desired behaviors, and addressing challenging behaviors through systematic interventions. Early intervention and tailored support play crucial roles in supporting individuals with autism spectrum disorder
There are successful therapeutic interventions to help with symptoms associated with autism. Behavioral modification can be successful with a well matched care team. I would consider specialists in behavioral therapies, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and go from there.
Absolutely! Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is the most evidence-based practice for treating autism. A good program should focus on using your daughter's skill repertoire to help develop other areas of weakness. The goal of ABA should be to help your daughter live a life of independence and should not change the essence of who she is. We want education not training.
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