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Why Speech Therapy Is Beneficial For Children With Autism

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Why Speech Therapy Is Beneficial For Children With Autism

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  1. Why Speech Therapy Is Beneficial For Children With Autism • Alee Behavioral Healthcare

  2. What is Speech Therapy? Speech Therapy has a long and well-documented history and rose to prominence in the early 19th century. While it is an effective tool for those with autism and related disorders, it is also used to support children and adults with learning difficulties, language disorders, and those who experience hearing loss (amongst others).

  3. Skills developed in Speech Therapy Speech Therapy can help children with Autism and other developmental disabilities in all aspects of their life. For example, they may find it easier to communicate with their peers and develop better interpersonal relationships as a result. Moreover, the nature of the speech therapy support will vary depending on the individual in question. However, these sessions often include:

  4. Learning how to better understand and approach certain emotions. For example, learning how facial expressions express both positive and negative feelings and how we can respond to these non-verbal cues. Learning how to attribute meaning and nuance to non-verbal signs of communication. For example, children may be asked to match facial expressions, gestures, or body language to specific phrases or sayings. Encouraging children with autism or related disorders to expand their communication skills so that they can discuss a wide range of topics aside from their special interests. Learning how to modulate tone of voice to convey emotions. This technique can also be used to understand speech patterns and nuances in conversation, such as sarcasm.

  5. Skills developed in Speech Therapy • Working on making clearer speech sounds or even developing muscles in the mouth or jaw to facilitate this. • Working on general social skills and understanding when it is their turn to contribute to a conversation or when communication is expected of them.

  6. Alee Behavioral Healthcare At Alee Behavioral, we provide children with autism and their families with a range of therapy services in our Outpatient Clinic Rhode Island– including speech therapy, Applied Behavioral Analysis,and home-based therapeutic services. Get in touch to find out more!

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