How LEGO -Based Therapy for Autism Works

How LEGO -Based Therapy for Autism Works

Through a series of case histories of children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) who participated in LEGO ® therapy, this book shows how and why this therapy is so effective. The book provides practical guidance and inspiration for professionals working with children to improve their social interaction skills.

With in-depth descriptions of LEGO®-based therapy in action, this book explains how and why it helps to promote the development of social skills for children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and related conditions. Comprising a series of case histories of children who participated in LEGO®-Based Therapy, the book shares clinical insights to this approach and highlights its core principles. The case studies have immense practical value for those working with children with ASDs and also help to demonstrate the subtleties of the adult facilitation role for professionals running sessions.

"You know, Dr. Dan, that kid is from my planet."

With in-depth descriptions of LEGO®-based therapy in action, this book explains how and why it helps to promote the development of social skills for children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and related conditions.

Written by Daniel B. LeGoff, who pioneered the approach, this book comprises a series of case histories of children who participated in LEGO® therapy. It traces the development of the evidence-based approach, shares the clinical insights gained along the way and highlights the principles which should be at the core of all effective treatment and educational strategies for children with ASDs. The case histories have real practical value for those working with children with ASDs and also help to demonstrate the subtleties of the adult facilitation role for professionals running sessions.


Auteur | Daniel B. Legoff
Taal | Engels
Type | Paperback
Categorie | Onderwijs & Didactiek

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