Learn and Play

Group Intervention
-Group sessions mimic the real world. ...
-Boundaries become learning experiences. ...
-They'll form relationships.
-They'll see they're not alone.
-They'll encourage one another.
-Group sessions are a stepping stone towards success.
-Learning with your peers feels more relaxed.

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Building Brains Playfully - Child Psychology - Ruchika Nirwan, Counselling Psychologist & Therapist For psychologist who would like to help/ and work with children, young child to be more aware and learning new strategies to grow mentally.

Coloring and drawing both help kids to improve fine motor skills. They also train the brain to focus, creative thinking, expressing what their mind is actually thinking( Projection)
For parents and teachers, these inexpensive activities require limited preparation and are well-suited to travel.

Painting Fun
Groups are always fun as it gives so much input,fun n opportunities to teach so many things in play- fun,laughter,language,engagement,initiation,relationship oriented based learning, social aspects and many many more things..

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Let's know our kids some more.

“Autism is like a rainbow. It has a bright side and a darker side. But every shade is important and beautiful.” — Rosie Tennant Doran.

April is Autism Awareness Month. We will work towards creating a world of acceptance.

Thats how we celebrated and learn n plays 4 year celebration..

Every Behavior is a form of communication..when our kids engage in a behavior we should understand the reason behind and what language we can give to replace that behavior..saying "No" wont help the child but a positive narration can help our kids in many different ways.
People with autism often speak with a different rhythm, prosody, and/or volume than typical peers. Thus, even if the words themselves are appropriate, they may sound flat, loud, soft, or otherwise different. It's not unusual for people with autism to "script" their conversations.

Christmas activities are opportunity for our kids to explore, engage in cause and effect and learn different things..
It can be new vocab, sensory exposure, prepositions, adjectives, peer interaction, coordination, language expansion and so much more...

Christmas Activities for kids/Kids Activities/ Christmas Fun Art Through this activity, children understand that each material has unique characteristics and the exploration gives them an idea of how different materials be...

Fork Printed Christmas Trees

Fork printing projects are SO fun! The marks that the fork leaves are perfect to create Christmas trees!
This Christmas activity for kids is the perfect addition to a Christmas party!How to do this activity
Materials you need
-forks
-washable paint
-markers
-glitter glue
-paper
-stars

How to make it?
Add some green paint to a paint tray!
Draw and color in a tree trunk at the bottom of the paper with a brown marker. Lastly, draw a tree online in pencil so your child knows where to place the forks to create a tree shape

Try this fun activity ❣️

When we start knowing our kids..there are many things we get clueless about..we go with other parents tips and start wondering why my child can't do the same?
But it becomes important to find the difference in their sensory needs and based on kids needs we should design and plan their high return goals..
Take a look at hypo and hyper sensitive