Autistic children in Central Florida face many challenges, including language development and social skills. Studies have shown early intervention can help children improve their developmental skill.
What is early intervention?
Early intervention are the therapies and treatments soon after child is diagnosed with autism. Early intervention in the early stages of development has proven to be successful.
The earlier autism is identified and addressed with speech therapy, the easier it will be for your child to grasp and understand the spoken language, improve their communication skills, and reach their full potential.
A child will have fewer negative habits
Younger children typically have fewer negative behaviors, which makes it easier to establish proper language and communication skills.
Successful plan
Every child is unique and needs a plan carefully designed just for their needs. Early intervention gives children with autism a plan to focus on developing many different skills, communication, listening, attention, and language.
Structured environments
A well structured environment is also key to success. Designed to help your child feel comfortable and make learning more effective. The progress your child makes is carefully monitored, and if necessary adjustments are made. The plan designed for your child is backed by experienced and highly trained professionals. Also, ensuring your child is having fun while learning.
Support for families and children
It is easy to feel a sense of helplessness and even frustration. Unfortunately, these feelings can impact your child’s development. Which is why early intervention is beneficial for everyone in the family. At First Words Speech Therapy we provide a caring environment, support, and strategies to help social skills and language, beneficial for the whole family.
If you have a child who is autistic, you are not alone. The CDC estimates 1 in 59 children will be diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Boys are four times more likely to be diagnosed with autism than girls, 1 in 37 boys and 1 in 151 girls.
First Words Speech Therapy provides a personalized approach to speech care. We support both children and their families affected with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Contact First Words Speech Therapy for more information.