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Autism and Social Skills Teaching

using social skills stories as a strategy

Encouraging daily living skills in children with autism


"Social stories have really helped my son to improve his social skills, he can now join in with our family meal without having melt downs"
Jesse
Ohio, US

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this is due to their autistic social skills deficits. Therefore social
and communication skills should be taught directly.

Social and communication skills are learnt naturally by typically developing children who "people watch" and learn social skills from their environment and others.

Rarely do youngsters with ASD "people watch" or take an interest in their surroundings. Generally youngsters with ASD lack the theory of mind...or the ability to read facial expression and body language, the autistic youngster also lacks the ability to understand tone of voice or read others thoughts and feelings which can lead to social blunders.

autism and social skills deficits

What can YOU do to help your child with autism...

Helping your child with autism learn appropriate social and communication skills can help them reach their full potential. This can be achieved using treatments and therapies designed to help children with ASD and related conditions, understand and learn the skills and behaviors the rest of us pick up naturally.

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Encouraging daily living skills in children with autism can be achieved through social stories and visual support cards (PECS). Using visual supports for autism is one of the major therapies and treatments used by not only parents of autistic children but also, teachers and other professionals.

Visual supports in autism such as autistic social skills stories for children teach social skills and behaviors directly to autistic individuals. First developed around twenty years ago this valuable resource is used effectively for teaching and re-enforcing daily living skills for autistic children.


"Social skills stories work well in class, they have helped keep Mathew on track during lessons"
P.Hough
S.A.

How are visual supports for autism implemented?

Supporting and encouraging daily living skills in children with autism both in the home and at school is achieved using autism social skills stories as a strategy.

This site is dedicated to providing social skills stories written and endorsed by experts in autism.

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