IAC Campus
Services

• Speech and Language Therapy

  Communication is a fundamental skill, and autistic individuals often face challenges in this area. Our autistic speech therapy programs are tailored to the unique needs of each individual, using evidence-based techniques to improve speech, language, and communication skills.

• Occupational Therapy

  Autism occupational therapy is aimed at developing essential life skills and promoting independence. Our expert therapists work with individuals to enhance sensory integration, fine and gross motor skills, and adaptive behaviors.

• Physical Therapy

  Autism physiotherapy focuses on enhancing physical well-being and mobility. Our dedicated physical therapists assist individuals in building strength, coordination, and balance, improving overall health and fitness.

• Behaviour Interventions (ABA)

  Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is a cornerstone of our clinical interventions. ABA therapy is a highly effective evidence-based approach that helps autistic individuals develop essential life skills, reduce challenging behaviors, and promote positive social interactions.

Some of our crucial therapeutic interventions for autism include:

• Animal Therapy

  We understand the therapeutic benefits of the human-animal bond. Our Autism animal therapy programs offer individuals the opportunity to interact with trained animals, promoting emotional well-being and sensory stimulation.

• Music Therapy

  Music has a unique way of engaging and soothing the senses. Our autism music therapy sessions help autistic individuals express themselves and develop emotional and sensory regulation.

• Art Therapy

  Autism Art therapy provides a creative outlet for autistic individuals, allowing them to explore their feelings, emotions, and imagination. Our experienced art therapists guide and encourage artistic expression.

• Ayurveda

  We believe in a holistic approach to well-being. Ayurvedic therapies, such as yoga and meditation, are offered to promote relaxation and reduce stress, supporting autistic individuals to achieve emotional balance.

• Sensory Integration Therapy

  Many autistic individuals experience sensory sensitivities. Our Autism sensory integration therapy helps individuals adapt and respond to sensory input more effectively, leading to improved comfort and engagement

• Social Skills

  Social skills are a crucial aspect of life, and our vocational interventions pertaining to Autism social skills training focus on helping individuals develop and practise these skills, promoting inclusion and success in various social settings.

• Adult Services

  We offer a range of services tailored to the unique needs of adults with autism. From employment support to independent living skills, our goal is to empower individuals to lead fulfilling and productive lives.

• Transitional Services

  The transition from adolescence to adulthood can be challenging. Our transitional services are designed to provide support during this critical period, ensuring a smooth and successful transition.

• Applied Academics

  Our autism education initiative offers specialised educational programs designed to meet the academic and developmental needs of students with autism. We focus on individualised learning plans and provide a supportive environment for growth.

Some of our Autism Medical treatment interventions include:

• Diagnostic Assessment

  Accurate autism diagnosis is the first step toward effective intervention. We offer comprehensive diagnostic assessments to identify autism spectrum disorder, enabling tailored treatment plans.

• Counselling and Mental Health Therapy

  Autism can often be accompanied by mental health challenges. Our Autism mental health therapy services provide autistic individuals the support and coping strategies they need to manage their emotional well-being.

• Nutritional and Dieting Counselling

  Nutrition plays a vital role in overall well-being. Our nutritional therapy for Autism services offer guidance on diet and nutrition to address specific needs and sensitivities in autistic individuals.