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Examples of developmental approaches for children with autism spectrum disorders

Examples of developmental approaches for children with autism spectrum disorders
Model Description
Denver model Uses play, interpersonal relationships, and activities to remediate core deficits in imitation, emotion sharing, theory of mind, and social perception
Early Start Denver Model Integrative program that uses a combination of developmental and relationship-based approaches and intensive applied behavior analytic (ABA) programming; includes parents as therapists
Developmental Individual Difference (DIR), also called Floortime Focuses on "floor time" play sessions and other strategies to enhance relationships and social interactions to facilitate emotional and cognitive development; seeks to address deficits in auditory processing, language, motor planning and sequencing, sensory modulation, and visual-spatial processing
Milieu therapy Focuses on teaching children new communication skills and behaviors in their natural environments
More Than Words Family-focused program that provides parents with practical tools to help their child communicate
Relationship-development intervention (RDI) Focuses on activities that elicit interactive behaviors to engage the child in a social relationship; utilizes play-based scenarios that draw out social behaviors and secondarily motivate the child to be more social
Responsive teaching Development curriculum implemented by parents during routine interactions in the child's natural environment to address cognitive, communication, and social needs
Data from: Myers SM, Johnson CP. American Academy of Pediatrics Council on Children with Disabilities. Management of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Pediatrics 2007; 120:1162.
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