Jamie started full-day intensive ABA treatment at AP Singapore at the age of 2 years 10 months. Before receiving ABA intervention, Jamie’s parents shared that he does not use his words to communicate often. Even though he knows some words, he often relied on grabbing their arm or taking them to something he wanted, without making eye contact.
Although Jamie was generally able to listen to parents, he would cry and have meltdowns daily, especially when his requests were denied. This was a concern for his parents. As for playing, Jamie only liked playing with his older brother and his parents but not his younger sister and his peers. He would often push them away and scream when they approach him.
Written by Reshani Satharasinghe, Clinical Director of Autism Partnership Singapore Over the years, I have met many parents who come to me with the same question: “What is the difference between Autistic Disorder and Asperger’s Syndrome?” Some parents tell me their child was diagnosed with Asperger’s, not autism. Others hear from friends or online sources […]
The Autism Partnership (AP) Method uses structured, systematic teaching with individualized support to help children with ASD learn skills effectively and confidently. Each step is broken down so parents can understand what to do, why it matters, and how to do it. Step 1. Task Analysis – Breaking Skills Into Small Steps What: Task analysis […]
This is your AP post-event resource hub for:How do I teach my child with autism day-to-day life skills? In this session, we shared how to break down everyday routines such as brushing teeth, dressing, or independent eating into manageable steps that make sense for a child with ASD. Parents also learned how to use effective […]
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