Jasper first came to AP when he was 4 years old. At that time, he found it very challenging to follow instructions as he is not very good at listening, remembering and processing the information he has heard. This is known as Auditory Attending. To help him, we started a fun Auditory Processing program with a variety of activities or games to work on his attention skills. This is to help him follow instructions and learn better in school.
Why do children with ASD have trouble communicating? Spontaneous communication is when communication is initiated voluntarily and is not a form of response. Some children may be non-verbal, while some can be verbal but have trouble speaking spontaneously. These children may have an extensive vocabulary and may be able to speak and respond to questions but […]
A common question parents have when enrolling their child in an ABA therapy program is the location for treatment. Often, parents wonder if having ABA treatment at home is better than the center-based option and vice versa. Additionally, parents may be concerned that they may not have enough resources at home for the therapist to […]
This special FAQ edition will cover some of the most Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding School Readiness, including a guide on choosing the right program. We also address some parents’ concerns about enrolling in a School Readiness Group Program, such as how a good School Readiness Group Program would benefit your child and know if […]
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