Treatment

Treatments

Treatment for ASD should begin as soon as possible after diagnosis. Early treatment for ASD is important as proper care can reduce individuals' difficulties while helping them learn new skills and make the most of their strengths. The wide range of issues facing people with ASD means that there is no single best treatment for ASD. Working closely with a doctor or health care professional is an important part of finding the right treatment programme.

Medication

A doctor may use medication to treat some symptoms that are common with ASD. With medication, a person with ASD may have fewer problems with:

Irritability
Aggression
Repetitive behavior
Hyperactivity
Attention problems
Anxiety and depression

Behavioral, psychological, and educational therapy

People with ASD may be referred to doctors who specialize in providing behavioral, psychological, educational, or skill-building interventions.
These programs are typically highly structured and intensive and may involve parents, siblings, and other family members.
Programs may help people with ASD:

Learn life-skills necessary to live independently
Reduce challenging behaviors
Increase or build upon strengths
Learn social, communication, and language skills

SENSORY INTEGRATION THERAPHY

AUDITORY INTEGRATION THERAPHY

MUSIC THERAPHY

ART THERAPHY

DRAMA THERAPHY

HORSE RIDING THERAPHY