MOVEMENT improves SPEECH OUTPUT in AUTISM! | Movement Break | Autism Acceptance

MOVEMENT BREAKS are an EXCELLENT way to help a Neurodivergent child to practice :
1. Sensory regulation
2. Self-regulation
3. Emotional regulation
4. Communication Skills
That is Why Autistic Children WALK & TALK!
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Will you recover or not?
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ABOUT CREATOR
Dr. Prabhjot Kaur Gambhir
Occupational Therapist, Masters in Neurosciences, Certified in Dysphagia (Swallowing) Therapy and Play Therapy for children with special needs.
Specialization : Breast cancer rehabilitation, Sensory Integration, Hand therapy, ADL (Activities of Daily living) training, Behaviour Therapy, Sensory training, Coma Arousal Therapy.
15 years work experience
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[@alkakadeldutta4394]

Wow, informative 👍

[@JPT_Homemaker]

wow very informative..its eye opener for me,,, because my daughter when we do writing activity she always look away when she is writing on a piece of paper.. i always scold her because i saw it (eyes looking away) as not focus about her activity... Really there are more to learn about Autism !! Thank u for your videos..

[@ranin601]

Hi mam.. My son is now 4 yrs.. He always interested in products like soap, tooth paste and washing liquids.. He has virtual autism. We stopped screen . But he always recalls advertisements in tv

[@therapywithdrprabhjot]

Are you taking speech therapy for him to expand his language skills?

[@SumantaParida-rl6ej]

Hi mam my girl is 7year old she is walking and talking behaviour, how remove that

[@therapywithdrprabhjot]

Please watch the video to understand how is it important to her and how to utilize it in speech development