Some Children May Need A Behavioral Approach,

There's No Black And White Dividing Line Between A Mild Aspergers, Which Is The Mild Autism, And Computer Engineer, For Example.

There Are Three Basic Ways [to Use A Dog To Work With Autistic Children], One Is Just To Be Companion Person And I'm Thinking Now More Of Autistic Kids Not Somebody In A Wheelchair Or The Dog Belongs To A Therapist And Then It's Used As An Ice Breaker To Get The Kid Talking And Get The Kid Interacting.

People With Autism Aren't Interested In Social Chit-chat.

Some Autistic People Have Savant Skills. All Autistic People Do Not Have Savant Skills. Autism Is A Very Variable Disorder Varying All The Way From Einstein, Emollient Scientist, Just A Little Bit Of The Trait, Many Scientist And Engineers, Down To Somebody That's Going To Remain Nonverbal.

Research Is Starting To Show That A Child Should Be Engaged At Least 20 Hours A Week. I Do Not Think It Matters Which Program You Choose As Long As It Keeps The Child Actively Engaged With The Therapist, Teacher, Or Parent For At Least 20 Hours A Week.