Once you have brought them into a state of relative health, they will still suffer from the physical, emotional, language and social delays characteristic of autism and ASDs. In most cases, they will not be able to just catch up on their own. You need to get them into specialized autism programs lead by professionals who know how to reach them. We review the specific types of programs and specialists your child may need.

These include:

Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA)

The TEACCH environment

Occupational therapy

Physical therapy

Sensory integration therapy

Auditory integration training