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People with ASD often exhibit repetitive behaviours, limited interests, and social-communication issues that affect their everyday interactions. Cognitive difficulties might include everything from cognitive impairments to extraordinary aptitude in specific domains. They could have emotional difficulties comprehending and expressing their emotions. Tailored environmental adjustments are required as sensory sensitivities are common in ASD.

Rehabilitation starts with a comprehensive evaluation of cognitive, motor, sensory, and communicative abilities.
Individualized therapy plans aim to improve flexibility and involvement.
Early therapies focus on enhancing body awareness, basic motor abilities, and sensory control to build a strong foundation for social rehabilitation.
This stage involves systematic training to improve motor coordination, balance, and sensory processing.
Cognitive and communicative activities are encouraged to enhance social skills and reinforce brain connections.
Focus areas include functional movement patterns, emotional control, and independence in everyday tasks.
Restore independence & maintain progress
At this point, the focus is on improving higher cognitive abilities, social communication, and complex motor skills.
Therapy aims to enhance self-reliance, coordination, and practical application of skills.
Objectives include maximizing independence, social engagement, and long-term improvement.

