Using cognitive-receptors other than five senses to reengineer the brain pathways and increase the sensory capacity of children with autism spectrum disorder

Abstract EN

The current study aimed at developing and investigating the effect of a training program based on Tendons, Muscles, and Joints were the main venues for improving the cognitive, behavioral, and mobility.

also to build a pictorial mobility guide for an eight years old child who has been diagnosed with autism.

Rehabilitation goals have been constructed in cooperation with the parents and siblings to have the autistic child perform activates of daily living(ADL) for a period of twelve month for a total of twenty five hours/practice sessions weekly.

The results of the experience were an increase in the child's academic skills as well as an increase in his social interaction abilities, independent living.

The study concluded that was increased significantly level of sensory perception in sensory receptors in joints and muscles, and that it has the ability to increase the sensory capacity, and to build oriented behavior in persona) and social activities.

The study recommended reusing (IMAS) to rehabilitate other autistic children and to design a pictorial mobility guides for them.