Life Skills

Difficulties

Difficulties for
an Autistic Child

Relationships

with family

Develop friendships

with children

Time

Management
  • Difficulty in social interaction
  • Difficulty in communication
  • Difficulty in sensory processing
  • Difficulty in behavior regulation
  • Difficulty in maintaining personal hygiene
  • Difficulty in time management
  • Difficulty in meal preparation and other household chores

Overcoming of social barrier through
life skills

Many life skills, such as effective communication, social interaction, and problem-solving, are fundamental for building meaningful relationships and engaging with peers, family members, and the community. By honing these skills, autistic children can overcome social barriers, develop friendships, and actively participate in social activities, enhancing their sense of belonging and connection with others.

Problem

Solving

  • Sense of independence

    Life skills development fosters greater independence and self-determination among autistic children.

  • Enhances decision making

    >Empower them to make choices and decisions that align with their preferences, interests, and goals.

  • Development of Assertive and confident traits

    Acquiring these traits makes them more assertive and confident in advocating for their needs and preferences, both at home and in various social settings. Manage stress

Manage

stress, anxiety

  • Holistic development

    Life skills development plays a pivotal role in the holistic development and well-being of autistic children.

  • Meaningful life

    By equipping them with essential abilities such as communication, social interaction, self-care, and problem-solving, life skills empower autistic children to lead more independent, fulfilling, and meaningful lives.

Family

harmony and cohesion

  • Promote family harmony

    By acquiring essential life skills, children with autism become more self-reliant, reducing the burden on their caregivers and promoting greater family harmony and cohesion.

  • Sense of pride for the family

    By acquiring essential life skills, children with autism become more self-reliant, reducing the burden on their caregivers and promoting greater family harmony and cohesion.

  • Expertise in activities of daily life

    Acquiring self-care skills enables them to maintain personal hygiene, regulate sleep patterns, and practice healthy habits, promoting their overall well-being and physical health.
It is essential to provide them with comprehensive support, resources, and opportunities to develop and strengthen these skills, enabling them to thrive and reach their full potential.