Hello! The Autism Treatment Center of America brings you another prop idea that you can take into your Son-Rise Program playroom with your child on the Autism Spectrum. I have just got back form the Autism One conference, where we, The Son-Rise Program, provided child care for children on the autism spectrum so that their…
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Hello Everyone, The Autism Treatment Center of America brings you another theme idea to bring into your Son-Rise Program playrooms. These games all center around one huge cardboard box, and are designed to help your children with their imagination skills, and expressive language. Imagination play is a great tool to increase your child’s expressive language…
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FROM BECKY: I want to talk a little bit about initiating and building up a game for your child with Autism. The way I view this is similar to the way I cook. I’m the kind of person who likes to throw a little bit of this and a little bit of that in as…
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From Kate Wilde: Our children on the autism spectrum give us signs that they are ready to interact with us – here at The Autism Treatment Center of America we call them “Green lights of Interaction.” They are when your child looks into your eyes, or speaks to you or has physical contact with you,…
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From Kate Wilde: Hello! “Plays games and activities that have simple rules and structure.” This is a stage three flexibility goal in The Son-Rise Program developmental model. Below is a video suggesting great starter games to help your child achieve this goal.
Good morning Great Son-Rise Program Parents! More games ideas from The Autism Treatment Center of America. For all of us who work regularly with the same child, it is useful to get real creative with the toys that we bring into the playroom. It is not about going out to buy new toys, but thinking…
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From Kate Wilde: A tiny three year old boy in the smallest pair of jeans stares with a blank expression on his face at a wall. His hands lightly touching the back of his jeans. So still and silent as he stares at the wall. Beside him a Son-Rise Program facilitator stares at the wall…
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Good Morning! This video blog marks the first for 2011. The game is designed to encourage our children on the Autism Spectrum to want to interact with us in a variety of different ways. Sometimes our children can limit the way they interact with us to getting squeezes, tickles and rides. This game will encourage…
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Good Morning! This weeks game from the Autism Treatment Center of America is called – “Worldly Travels”.It is designed with many components under the umbrella of one game- this adds variety and helps your child to want to attend for longer than they normally would. Enjoy playing this game with your child!
Hello!This Friday The Autism Treatment Center of America brings to your home another set of creative ideas you can bring into your Son-Rise Program playrooms to help your autistic child lengthen their interactive attention span. Just click on the video below to see what games you can do with the hats you already have in…
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