Eye Contact Game: The Son-Rise Program

Making ourselves interesting and exciting to look at is an important part of encouraging our children on the autism spectrum to look at us. In this video you will see interesting ways in which you can become inviting and dynamic to inspire our children to look at us, not because we have asked them to, or they have to, but because they want to.
Since 1983, the Autism Treatment Center of America has presented The Son-Rise Program - a truly child-centered approach (for children and adults diagnosed with Autism and other related disorders) in which you’ll move with your child, instead of going against them. This creates a deeply loving, deeply respectful learning environment, enabling both you and your child to build a joyful connection together. Then, using a step-by-step educational process, you’ll inspire a love of learning from your child. We put parents in the driver’s seat as key teachers, therapists and directors of their own programs, utilizing the home as the most nurturing environment to help their children dramatically improve in all areas of learning, development, communication and skill acquisition.
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[@barbarabachelder]

Love it Kate!

[@reemawad6547]

Hahahahahaha

[@joyfpontanar]

Hahaha. Will do this with my son! Thanks for the joy

[@robertosalinas2821]

Joy Pontanar lll,ll,lloro

[@brooklynthebody]

Nicholas did ...and he loved your video!!

[@aderonkeadefioye3346]

This is good. I will try it

[@aveotint]

Kate thats amazing.

[@dodokutty]

wow!