In Hong Kong, supports and resources are insufficient for the children with autism and very often the waiting period delays the therapies for children during the critical developmental period. Finding the suitable therapy in Hong Kong is not easy and Kasey’s father has also tried many various therapies after having confirmed Kasey is diagnosed with […]
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What are social games and how can we make them fun and engaging for children with autism? In this video, we demonstrate some of the social games we teach children with ASD: 1. Rainbow Leader 2. Hammer Game 3. Hawk in the Chase 4. Hanky Panky 5. The Typhoon Pairing video: http://www.autismpartnership.com.hk/zh/news/develop-creative-play-skills-playdoh/ Naming video: http://www.autismpartnership.com.hk/zh/news/a-work-in-progress-kasey-play-ideas/
Etash is sitting at a kid’s play table with two other kids and enjoying playing the monopoly game. He looks no difference from all other 5-year-old children – cheerful, attentive and talkative. But actually Etash was diagnosed with autism when he was about 2.5 years old in India. At that time, the doctor suggested Etash […]
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Every greeting is a challenge to parents of ASD children. While children may have perfect vision, they simply will not look at the person they are greeting. Without any reminder, they usually look around or look only for a split second. There are several ways parents tend to use to encourage eye contact, such as […]
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This article is only available in Chinese. To read in Chinese, please click on this page.
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