AutismFamily-based therapy primarily focuses on behaviour training, aiming to enhance children's social motivation, develop effective communication skills, and help them integrate more easily into social life. Different behavioural training models have their own advantages, but the only commonality is that therapy must begin early and be complemented by intensive and long-lasting training.
If the behavioural training therapy session is missed, while it won't cause a fixed personality as rumoured, it's highly likely to lead to social deficits.Autism characteristicsWhen they grow up, they may not be able to grasp others' thoughts and feelings in different social situations, which hinders the development of interpersonal relationships. This influence is long-term. When they grow up and cannot make friends successfully, their work becomes unsatisfactory, or their romantic lives easily encounter setbacks, they may develop anxiety and other emotional problems. Conversely, starting training early and cultivating various social skills from a young age will naturally have less impact in the future.
Parents are reminded to refer to their doctor's advice for suitable treatment options for their children. For treatments that lack scientific or clinical evidence, especially invasive procedures, there's a risk of harm to children, and parents must proceed with caution.
