Social skills can often be a challenge for children with autism. They might struggle with making friends, sharing, or understanding the boundaries in social interactions. ABA therapy focuses on improving these skills by teaching children how to appropriately interact with others. At Brampton ABA Therapy Centers, therapists use role-playing, social stories, and real-life scenarios to practice social interactions. These techniques help children develop the ability to engage with peers, understand emotions, and react appropriately to different social situations. Over time, this leads to better peer relationships and greater social confidence.
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