Music therapy is a great fit for ASD children because it's non-verbal (and non-threatening). It improves the child’s ability to be successful at things that are more social, such as tossing a ball to music or using sticks or cymbals to help the child modulate his or her interpretation of sound. Also, therapists can use the child’s preferred music as a reward or as a way to soothe him or her.
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ReplyDeleteYes oh yes!! I was wonderful for my 9 year old and really improved his self esteem!!
ReplyDeletealways it is good to try !
ReplyDeleteI agree give it a go U may b surprised my son loved drama and singing,but hated football and other group activities,its good experience too ,to help with social skills x
ReplyDeletejosh loves singing and sang solo at his school concert so yes aspergers kids love music and singing......
ReplyDeleteI say let him decide, and if he wants to, let him try.
ReplyDeleteOf course!!! Let him do what makes his heart sing!!
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