Saturday 19 May 2012

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Life Skills for Autism   Program.         
https://sites.google.com/site/lifeskillscentrebc


Life Skills for Autism Program. 


            
Welcome to Life Skills for Autism. 
    
             Life Skills for Autism are goal oriented services for children, youth & adults diagnosed with Autism- Pervasive Developmental Disorders, working in partnership with children, families & professionals. Life Skills services are granted through a multidisciplinary team to identify and prioritize goals for children with respect to behavior management, communication and life skills development.

The focus of Life Skills services is to promote the child’s communication, social-emotional and functional life skills development. The program emphasizes and builds on the existing strengths of children and families by developing children’s functioning and participation skills while focusing on their participation in multiple community and environments. 
       Our organization provides a one-to-one maximum level of support assisting individuals for 3-4 hours of length per session, once or twice per week. Our program is intended for the development of social, communication, behavior skills and community integration. Services are eligible and covered by MCFD, CLBC or through private funding.    The environment of our services usually takes place out in the community where we incorporate theory and practice side by side.The service is centered to empower families therefore families have control over the length of contract and funding. 

Autism Canada

  *Life Skills  uses the principles of the analysis of behavior which are are applied systematically to improve socially significant behaviors-Social skills-Communication-Behavior management.   

Vancouver, New Westminster, Burnaby,  Coquitlam ,Maple Ridge        

Thursday 3 May 2012


Children have a need to interact socially and be involved with others and to be a part of the social world around them. The need to interact socially and be involved with others is intrinsic to us all. The characteristics of autism are defined with a fundamental impairment in social interactions and social skills Social. Many children with autism have not developed the skills they need for spontaneous communication, and must therefore be taught. Helping students with autism develop communication skills—so that they can express their wants and needs, interact socially, share information, express emotions, and protest or escape aversive situations—is a priority. Programs that facilitate the development of communication mainly begin in structured settings; however, promoting generalization and facility in using language requires that interventions take place in natural settings such as community settings.
Functional language skills are best taught in the social context where they will be used and where they have real meaning. To develop social skills, students need to have the opportunity to participate and interact in a variety of natural environments. https://sites.google.com/site/lifeskillscentrebc/

Tuesday 1 May 2012


       Life Skills for Autism   Program.  

       Life Skills for Autism are goal oriented services  for children,youth & adults diagnosed with Autism and/or Pervasive Developmental Disorders, working in partnership with children, families & professionals. 
      The focus of Life Skills services  are to promote the child’s communication, social-emotional and functional life skills development. The program emphasizes and build on the existing strengths of children and families by developing children’s functioning and participation skills while focusing on their participation in multiple community and  environments
       Our organization  provides a one-to-one maximum level of support assisting individuals for 3-4 hours of length per session, once or twice per week. Our program is intended for the development of social, communication, behavior skills and community integration. Services are  eligible by MCFD, CLBC  or through private funding
The environment of our services usually takes place out in the community where we incorporate theory and practice side by side.The service is centered to empower families therefore families have control over the length of contract and funding. 

Autism Canada

  *Life Skills  uses the principles of the analysis of behavior which are are applied systematically to improve socially significant behaviors-Social skills-Communication-Behavior management.   

        

 If you have any specific questions on how we would tailor an individualized program specifically for your child please contact us.

1.- For General Inquiries: Life skills supervisor :  adminlifeskills@shaw.ca