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Early Autism Project Malaysia
Malaysia
Приєднався 17 кві 2012
Early Autism Project Malaysia ("EAP") is the pioneer of the provision of Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) treatment in Malaysia and was founded by Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP) in September 2006.
It is our vision to provide world-class services that support individuals with Autism and their families in leading fulfilling lives.
Here, we release videos aiming to raise awareness on Autism (ASD), and provide resources, tips, facts, entertainment and inspiration to support you in helping individuals with Autism.
For more resources and updates on what's happening at EAP, be sure to check out our social media platform!
#welcometohope #lovesomeonewithautism
It is our vision to provide world-class services that support individuals with Autism and their families in leading fulfilling lives.
Here, we release videos aiming to raise awareness on Autism (ASD), and provide resources, tips, facts, entertainment and inspiration to support you in helping individuals with Autism.
For more resources and updates on what's happening at EAP, be sure to check out our social media platform!
#welcometohope #lovesomeonewithautism
Teaching Children with Autism How to Put On Socks and Shoes
In this 8th and final lesson of the Daily Living Skills series, we will talk about shoes and socks! Whether it’s identifying left and right, or pulling them up to the ankle level, we will discuss how implementing the 3 key ABA strategies will help you teach your child to put on socks and shoes as well as removing them independently, of course if these expectations are age-appropriate. So don’t miss this lesson! And don’t forget to subscribe to our UA-cam Channel as well as our Autism at Home free online resource platform for downloadables and corresponding articles!
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Autism At Home is a non-profit initiative by The Hope Project, the non-profit arm of Early Autism Project (EAP) Malaysia. Autism At Home is an online resource platform aimed at providing simplified tips and strategies to help families of children with autism teach and support their children at home! This platform will provide you with online training videos on effective ABA teaching strategies for autism, featuring role plays, pop quizzes, and home assignments.
*This online resource platform is not intended to be a certified Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) course nor is anyone who has completed the training videos here equipped to become an ABA therapist or any other therapist. Viewers of the material on this resource platform are not equipped to train others nor supervise any ABA programmes. Furthermore, the strategies outlined on the website will not be sufficient for a complete ABA programme and we at Early Autism Project Malaysia strongly encourage families to seek qualified ABA treatment from supervised professionals.
(c) 2024 Early Autism Project Malaysia. Downloading and use of this video without permission are strictly prohibited. Any illegal reproduction of this content will result in immediate legal action.
Thank you for watching! Click here for this video's corresponding article and downloadables: www.autismmalaysia.com/autismathome/lessons/teaching-children-with-autism-how-to-put-on-socks-and-shoes/
Get updates on our upcoming video releases when you follow us on social media:
UA-cam: ua-cam.com/users/autismmalaysia
Instagram: eapmalaysia?hl=en
Facebook: eapmalaysia/
Autism At Home is a non-profit initiative by The Hope Project, the non-profit arm of Early Autism Project (EAP) Malaysia. Autism At Home is an online resource platform aimed at providing simplified tips and strategies to help families of children with autism teach and support their children at home! This platform will provide you with online training videos on effective ABA teaching strategies for autism, featuring role plays, pop quizzes, and home assignments.
*This online resource platform is not intended to be a certified Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) course nor is anyone who has completed the training videos here equipped to become an ABA therapist or any other therapist. Viewers of the material on this resource platform are not equipped to train others nor supervise any ABA programmes. Furthermore, the strategies outlined on the website will not be sufficient for a complete ABA programme and we at Early Autism Project Malaysia strongly encourage families to seek qualified ABA treatment from supervised professionals.
(c) 2024 Early Autism Project Malaysia. Downloading and use of this video without permission are strictly prohibited. Any illegal reproduction of this content will result in immediate legal action.
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Daily Living Skills: Teaching Children with Autism How to Put On Clothes (7/8) | Autism at Home
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By now, your child is either progressing in their skill of taking off their clothes or have learned them successfully. And now they may be ready to learn how to put on clothes! We’re not yet talking about buttoning or zipping, just more the simple t-shirts to begin with. So now, it’s the head in, hands in and pull down t-shirt movements that will be important for them to learn. So join us as we...
Daily Living Skills: Teaching Children with Autism the Undressing Routine (6/8) | Autism at Home
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Lesson 6 on our Daily Living Skills series will be all about teaching your child how to be independent in removing their clothes when they need to. This will include teaching them the steps of removing firstly bottoms and then tops independently and of course putting them into the laundry basket! So get ready and join us in our lesson! Head over to our UA-cam channel today! Thank you for watchi...
Daily Living Skills: Teaching Children with Autism How to To Wash Hair (5/8) | Autism at Home
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This lesson is all about a routine that may cause some tears in the bathroom or children refusing them entirely. Whether it is because kiddos don’t like the water on their heads, or possibly water going into their eyes, ears, nose & mouth, we hope that this lesson will help guide you to further develop firstly your child’s tolerance then independence in washing hair, provided it is an age-appro...
Daily Living Skills: Teaching Children with Autism How to Take a Shower (4/8) | Autism at Home
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Ahhh yes water play! Oops I mean, shower time! Whether they love or hate the water, this would be a great skill for our kiddos to learn. Once it is age-appropriate for them and they have the readiness to learn, you may begin developing their independence in taking a shower. The 3 Key ABA strategies are also emphasised in this lesson so that your child may soon find their way soaping and rinsing...
Daily Living Skills: Teaching Children with Autism How to Gargle and Spit (3/8) | Autism at Home
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Lesson 3 of this series will cover all about gargling and spitting! Gargling may be harder for our kiddos than we’d imagined! But with the proper assessment of prerequisite skills, age- and skill-appropriate breakdown of the teaching plan, and with the right materials, you may just find your child gargling and spitting appropriately into sinks! Come and join us to find out more about how to tea...
Daily Living Skills: Teaching Children with Autism How to Brush Teeth (2/8) | Autism at Home
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Do you know that the brushing teeth routine can easily consist of 25 steps? From taking the toothbrush, to putting on the toothpaste, to brushing each side, to washing the toothbrush, gargling and spitting, and the list goes on. We will also cover the prerequisite skills, the specific steps as well as the materials needed to successfully build independence in brushing their teeth. Do tune it to...
Daily Living Skills: Teaching Children with Autism How to Wash Hands (1/8) | Autism at Home
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Autism at Home is back for another series! Unit 26 will cover all about Daily Living Skills! This 8-part series will cover some of the highly sought after topics that will aim to teach your child with autism various skills such as Washing Hands, Brushing Teeth, Gargling and Spitting, Taking a Shower, Washing Hair, the Dressing & Undressing Routine and finally Putting on Socks & Shoes. So wait n...
Toilet Training: Initiating for Toilet & Night Time Tips (8/8) | Autism at Home
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In our 8th and final lesson, we will troubleshoot a couple more areas to do with Toileting such as Initiating for the Toilet and some tips on Night Time Toilet Training! Well don’t miss it, come join us in our final lesson of this series! And don’t forget to subscribe to our UA-cam Channel as well as our Autism at Home free online resource platform for downloadables and corresponding articles! ...
Toilet Training: Using the Bidet after Toileting (7/8) | Autism at Home
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For some of us, there are specific family and cultural values about how we clean ourselves after using the toilet, in this case, washing instead of just wiping! So this lesson is beneficial for you should you want your child to learn to use the bidet to wash up after pee pee and poo poo. Do join us as we discuss these areas in the seventh lesson from our Toilet Training series! Thank you for wa...
Toilet Training: Wiping Clean after Using the Toilet (6/8) | Autism at Home
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By now we have covered Habit Training and Big Days! And we hope that you have had a chance to try any of them with your child and we can’t wait to hear your stories! Please do share with us in the comments section below! Now it’s time to teach them how to clean themselves up after pee pee and after poo poo. And this lesson will teach your child to wipe their private area clean after using the t...
Toilet Training: Pooping in the Toilet for Children with Autism (5/8) | Autism at Home
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Now that your child is learning or has learned to pee in the toilet, it’s time to up the game to Number Two, in other words, poo poo! This is usually a bit trickier because poo poos don’t happen as frequently as pee pees. Nevertheless, we will cover all the bases to ensure that you are equipped with everything you need to know to do this with your child! So do join us in this lesson on our webs...
Toilet Training: Peeing in the Toilet for Children with Autism (4/8) | Autism at Home
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This is potentially a daunting lesson! Parents, you likely will need to take leave for this, as we are focusing on one special day dedicated for our children to just stay within the toilet vicinity, drink lots of water, you may even need to get them to eat more salty foods, so they drink more water and essentially we hope that they will be able to sit enough on the toilet and hopefully… pee! Th...
Toilet Training: Toilet Training Routine (3/8) | Autism at Home
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Lesson 3 of this series on Toilet Training will discuss a more gradual approach to toilet training starting with teaching the overall routine as well as going to the toilet to “practice” using the toilet on a set schedule and routine! This will also give our kiddos sufficient opportunities to practice! Do check it out on our UA-cam channel! Thank you for watching! Click here for this video's co...
Toilet Training: Building Tolerance to the Toilet (2/8) | Autism at Home
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Before we can work on Toilet Training, we have to firstly ensure that children are able to step into the bathroom and that’s what we’re covering in this lesson! We have worked with a number of children who were terrified for various reasons; the wet floors, or sounds of the hand dryer in public toilets or just fear of falling into the toilet bowl, so we just need to help build a child’s toleran...
Toilet Training: Getting Ready for Toilet Training (1/8) | Autism at Home
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Amazing educational material for home and school Thank You
Helpful shall try
My toddler is learning this thanks so much for your tipes😊
ty mam❤
Thank you so much for this. May Allah reward you in the life and in the other.
Thank you for your kind words! We hope you find our videos helpful!
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Thank you so much and God bless you.
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Hi ma'am How can i teach accepting no
ty ma'am❤
You are most welcome! We're glad you find our videos helpful!
ASD also struggle with toilet training due to sensory issues as well.
Hi! This series aims to help break down the steps of Toilet training such as building tolerance to the toilet, setting a toileting routine, before moving on to peeing, pooing and cleaning up after the toilet. We hope you find this series useful!
love from india❤ thank you ma'am
You are most welcome! We're glad you find our videos helpful!
Thanks so much for this video! and for all the amazing detailed precise super informative videos on your channel ! wow you are so so helpful You explain everything much much better than anyone else from all the services I have been receiving for my son for the past 2 years now. I’m from California he is 6 years old. Praying and hoping he will continue to improve in all areas Thanks a million for all the uploads on your channel extremely helpful for me to take control and teach my son myself ❤🎉😊 God bless you long happy healthy life for you and all your employees working in your organization ❤❤❤
Thank you for your kind comment! We are so glad that you found our videos helpful!
Thank you so much. This video helps me to teach the child with speech delay.
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Thanks a lot
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This is very instructive, like everyone of your videos. May Allah bless you and bless Malaysia ! Love from France.
You are most welcome! We're glad you find our videos helpful!
How long can one teach this skill before moving to the next skill?
Hi! We would encourage to teach the skill for as long as the child needs to be able to learn it and to practice it as often as possible!
This basically sounds like implementing discipline.
Your channel is very informative and helpful like me. I am taking care a child with milestones development delays.
You are most welcome! We're glad you find our videos helpful!
Hi, my son can do hand washing but he often play with water or take too much soap. So can’t leave him independently.else without schedule also he can do everything.Any suggestions please. Thanks
Hi! We would recommend to use a visual (Press soap 1x) and a visual (no playing with water). Praise him when he refers to the visuals and performs the action correctly, before fading the visual off! We hope this helps! Do let us know how it goes!
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Thanks for the good teachings on bushing teeth 🪥. I'm always following your videos.🎉🎉
Thank you for your kind support! We are so glad you find these videos helpful!
Thank you!
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hello dear madam is there any video on hitting behaviour
you are god for me thankyou so much.i will start the therapies today
Thank you for your kind support! We hope you find these videos helpful!
Nice video. Plz give me suggestion about my son he is 7years old but not going to school. What i do which one school is good for autism kids. Normal school ya autism school.
Hi mam I tried to download the material from your video but it says I dont have access to this. How can I download it
Hi! Do visit our website www.autismmalaysia.com/autismathome/ to create an account before you are able to access the resources! The account creation and access is free! Thank you once again for your support! We hope you find our videos and materials helpful!
@@autismmalaysia I tried but I didn’t find the material for matching which I can download
Hi! Kindly find the materials for matching here! drive.google.com/file/d/1Ki-xqqxV2n33pP8q968M1oM5Ff8YdzSo/view
Thank you so much for great work. I will share with my friends
Thank you for your support!
May Allah bless you and your son. He is a gift to you by Allah to make you better people. I know this for fact because my son is also autistic. I thank Allah everyday for him. I'm from France where the education system is struggling to hire specialized educators for challenged kids. I'm thinking about moving to Malaysia but I'm afraid of the language barrier, even though my son has a talent for acquiring new languages, after being non verbal for the first 7 years of his life (He's 11 today). Are there any arrangements possible for foreigners? May Allah reward you.
Hi! Thank you for your kind support! We do offer online services which you may refer to here! www.autismmalaysia.com/online-services/ If you are looking at migrating to Malaysia and wish to enroll your child in our programme, please email us for a comprehensive Info Pack for International Enquiries. You may email enquiries@autismmalaysia.com. Feel free to contact us on the email for any further clarification so that we can provide you with the information you will need. Thank you once again!
Thank you for this video. My son is 3.5 and he is refuse to pee on the potty. He can sit on toilet but he hold it and crying until he get off and pee as soon as he get out of bathroom. Also when I catch him mid pee to take him to the toilet he can stop himself and hold it again til he gets out of bathroom. Any tips for this
Hello, thank you for reaching out and for sharing. We would encourage to show your child visuals that pee pee goes into the toilet and pair a strong reinforcement with this (eg: his favourite chocolate or video which can only be accessed if he pees in the toilet and will not be able to obtain it outside of this routine to maintain its motivation). We also encourage to use the First Then board to communicate clear expectations to your child that first pee pee in toilet, then reward. We also encourage for you to try out the Big Day practice as shared in the video where your child is brought to the toilet on a schedule. We hope that these have been helpful. Do reach out to us at enquiries@autismmalaysia.com should you have further questions or discuss further strategies with one of our team. Thank you.
Please, what do you do if the child is aggressive about grabbing or attacking? That cannot be ignored.
Hi, thank you for reaching out. We would recommend to look out for precursor behaviors and take note of certain triggers that may lead to the behaviors then prompt the child to communicate at the onset of the behavior before it escalates. We highly encourage to focus on preventing the behavior from happening such as noting down pre-cursor behaviors and removing self away from the child to avoid being grabbed and redirect them to a calming activity. We also encourage teaching the child communication and coping strategies through the use of visuals and social stories. We hope that these have been helpful. Do reach out to us at enquiries@autismmalaysia.com should you have further questions or discuss further strategies that are specific to the child's behavior with one of our team. Thank you.
Thankyou so much, your videos are the best, the illustrations makes alot easier to understand.
Thank you for your kind words! We are grateful for your support!
Thanks for this video i really needed it.
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my brother is him!
Thank you for your support! We hope you find these videos helpful for your brother!
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Thank you for the videos. They are very helpful.
Thank you for your kind support!
So grateful for this free video, learnt n benefited alot.
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Thanks😊
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How can I get the social stories ? I couldn't find them on the website . Thank you❤
Thank you for your support! You may find the social stories on our Autism At Home resources page here! www.autismmalaysia.com/autismathome/resources-new/ You will need to create an account to access these free resources! Hope this helps!
What if kid at 6yo, he seems to skip parallel play. But he seems associative play is observed.
I appreciate your teaching tools. They're very helpful. My grandson is considered severely autistic on the spectrum. Jonathan is 6 years old and also suffers from epilepsy. I am hands on but lack the educational skills. However your videos have been very helpful to me.
Thank you for your kind words! You may check out our website Autism At Home www.autismmalaysia.com/autismathome/ for free downloadables and resources to practice with your grandson at home! We hope you find these helpful!
Thank you! I'll give this a try!
Thank you for your support!
Thank you, aways helpful, appreciations
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Thank you so so much mam...you are an angel for us me and my son..
You are most welcome! Thank you for your kind support for our videos!
having nice hands is traumatic for autistic people, since it forces them to suppress stimming. (how about stim toys?) Stimming is vital for autistics. We regulate like that. And I don't see where it would disturb other people so much that it outweighs the costs the child would have to pay. And instead of just the child having to cover their ears for a whole flight (wtf who will think it's okay to have their arms raised for hours??) the parents could just get the kid good noise cancelling headphones. I find the idea of breaking things down into steps very good, since autistics can really struggle when they don't have a plan and we need structure. However I see a huge gap of knowledge here.
How i wish that my son will given a chance to have that program you've conducting,my son has an ASD..
Thank you for your support! You may check out our website Autism At Home www.autismmalaysia.com/autismathome/ for free downloadables and resources to practice with your child at home!
Thank you mam
Thank you for your support!
big thank for sharing this program
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God bless you for what you do!💗
Thank you for your kind support!
Thank you for this video.💗
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