Early intervention refers to services and therapies provided to young children who show developmental delays or have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. These services often focus on building communication, social interaction, play skills, and daily living abilities during the early years when the brain is most adaptable. Starting support early can help children build strong developmental foundations and improve long-term outcomes. Parents who are beginning the evaluation process may also find guidance in Top 10 Early Signs of Autism Parents Often Overlook.
See Related: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ABA Therapy, Skill Acquisition, Parent Training in ABA
