Interaction may be a better option than speaking, especially for kids with autism.
The "Scout" program in Spain relies on special video gaming systems like this Nintendo D-S. Kids can learn basic tasks, as well as telling teachers what they want to do, all by touching this screen. A study in 16 spanish schools found the program decreased outbursts and improved overall behavior.
Emily Kissa has a form of sensory processing disorder, one brain hemisphere is weaker than the other.
Doctor Mark Goldenberg of the Brain Balance Center uses these goggles and exercise to stimulate her vision, balance and hearing. The goal: To strengthen that weakness through therapy three times a week and better nutrition.
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