Correctional work with children suffering from autism syndrome

Correctional work with children with autism syndrome requires a comprehensive approach. This article discusses the specialists and the work they do. During correctional work, the joint work of a psychologist, psychiatrist, speech therapist, educator and other trainers is essential. If they work together correctly, effective results are inevitable. Keywords: correction, approach, psychologist, speech therapist

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Scientific Bulletin
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.54414/nlqx6153
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Child Welfare and Adoption
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Correctional work with children suffering from autism syndrome

Aygün TALIBOVA
Scientific Bulletin
Child Welfare and Adoption
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Correctional work with children suffering from autism syndrome

Aygün TALIBOVA
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Abstract

Correctional work with children with autism syndrome requires a comprehensive approach. This article discusses the specialists and the work they do. During correctional work, the joint work of a psychologist, psychiatrist, speech therapist, educator and other trainers is essential. If they work together correctly, effective results are inevitable. Keywords: correction, approach, psychologist, speech therapist

Scientific BulletinVol. 14(14)
Caspian University (KZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Child Welfare and Adoption
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