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Communication and Socialisation Skills

Foster increased independence

Communication, and the ability to receive and convey messages around needs and wants, and interpreting social cues and communications, is fundamental to people with Autism. Our aim is to develop and maintain appropriate social behaviors and practices in community and group settings, whether it be verbal or using alternative communication methods such as PECS. All our activities focus on this aspect.

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Improve social interactions

Our high staff to member ratio allows us to communicate extensively with each individual. This not only develops the range of interactions and communication within our members, but also increases their trust in the people around them, that their needs, thoughts and actions are of value, and that they are listened to. Verbal and non-verbal communication skills are integrated into all our activities.

Improve social interactions

Our high staff to member ratio allows us to communicate extensively with each individual. This not only develops the range of interactions and communication within our members, but also increases their trust in the people around them, that their needs, thoughts and actions are of value, and that they are listened to. Verbal and non-verbal communication skills are integrated into all our activities.

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Want to enroll an adult with Autism?

Get in touch with our team for more information on our programmes and the enrollment process to ensure we find the right programme that’s best suited for the applicant’s needs.