Home Based Therapy

Home-based therapy for autism and neurodevelopmental disorders is an approach that involves providing therapeutic interventions and support within the child's home environment. Home-based therapy offers the advantage of delivering services in a familiar and comfortable setting, which can enhance the child's engagement and reduce anxiety or resistance. It also allows for greater flexibility in scheduling sessions to accommodate the child's needs and family routines. Research shows that Home-based therapy is particularly beneficial for children who may have difficulty transitioning to and participating in therapy in clinical settings.

 

Listed below are some key components and considerations for our home-based therapy for autism and neurodevelopmental disorders:

 

• Individualized Assessment: The therapy process typically begins with a comprehensive assessment of your child's strengths, challenges, and specific needs. This assessment helps determine the goals and objectives of the therapy and leads to the development of an (IEP).

 

• Tailored Interventions: Our Home-based therapy programme is highly individualized, with interventions and strategies customized to address the child's unique needs and goals. 

 

• Family Involvement: Our Home-based therapy programme involves active participation from parents and caregivers. We provide training and coaching to empower families to support their child's development and implement therapeutic strategies between sessions.

 

• Behavioral Support: For children with challenging behaviours, we incorporate ABA-based interventions in the programme. These interventions focus on understanding the function of behaviours and implementing strategies to teach more appropriate alternatives.

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• Sensory-Friendly Environment: We help to create a sensory-friendly home environment that is essential for children with sensory sensitivities or sensory processing disorders. 

 

• Visual Supports: We use Visual supports, such as visual schedules and social stories, that are placed in the home setting to help children understand routines and expectations.

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• Data Collection and Progress Monitoring: Our therapists collect data during home-based sessions to track progress and make data-driven decisions about intervention adjustments.

 

• Regular Communication: Effective communication between therapists and families is crucial. We hold regular meetings and check-ins to ensure that therapy goals are being met and that strategies are being implemented consistently.

 

• Goal Setting: Clear and achievable goals are established in collaboration with the family to guide the therapy process.

 

• Monitoring Progress: We conduct Periodic assessments and progress reviews to ensure that the child is making meaningful gains and that therapy plans are adjusted as needed.