Early Intervention

Introduction

Early intervention specialist help to identify delays, defects, disability and disease at a very Early age and provide guidance , intervention and therapy to facilitate growth and improvement in the performance of child according to their age and needs and thus prevent disabilities and impairment at a later stage . Early intervention can be done by occupational therapist, physiotherapist, speech therapist and psychologist.

Skill building helps in teaching new skills to children with autism, such as communication, social interaction, and daily living skills. By breaking down these skills into smaller steps and providing positive reinforcement, Skill Building can effectively help children learn and generalize these skills in various settings. Children with autism often struggle with social skills and forming relationships can target social deficits by teaching children how to initiate and maintain conversations, interpret non-verbal cues, and make friends, leading to improved social interactions and relationships.