Fact:
Many children with autism desire to connect but may struggle with social skills like eye contact.
Eye contact refers to the act of looking directly into another person''s eyes during communication. It conveys interest and attention.
Establishing eye contact is crucial for effective communication, social skills, and emotional understanding. It helps children connect with others and express themselves.
Therapies like ABA, Speech Therapy, and Occupational Therapy at Pinnacle Blooms Network focus on enhancing eye contact through interactive and engaging activities.
It''s essential to start encouraging eye contact from an early age, helping children develop these skills in toddler years.
Eye contact can be practiced in various settings, including at home, school, and during playtime with peers.
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Connected
The child maintains good eye contact during interactions, showing interest and attention.
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Variable
The child maintains eye contact occasionally but may appear distracted or reserved.
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Avoidant
The child avoids eye contact or maintains it only briefly and inconsistently.
Studies show that children who consistently practice eye contact improve their social skills and communication abilities by over 60%.
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionFrom Struggles to Smiles
Meet Little Arjun, a shy 5-year-old who struggled to make eye contact and connect with his friends. His parents felt heartbroken seeing him left out during playtime. Through dedicated therapies at Pinnacle Blooms, Arjun began to practice eye contact through fun games and social interactions. Today, he confidently engages with his friends, shares stories, and enjoys group activities. His journey shows the profound impact of addressing eye contact in early development!
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionOvercoming Eye Contact Challenges
Kid Name : Arjun
Age : 5
Gender : Male
Diagnosis : Autism Spectrum Disorder
Progress : Arjun successfully makes eye contact during conversations and engages better with peers. He actively participates in group physical activities.
Join us at Pinnacle Blooms Network for exclusive personalized assessments and tailored therapies that address eye contact and social skills for your child!
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionSuccess Testimonial
Name : Sunita Mehta
RelationShip : Mother
Testimonial : I am thankful for Pinnacle Blooms! They have truly transformed Arjun''s ability to communicate. Seeing him play happily with friends is the best reward!
- Use games that encourage face-to-face interactions.
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionBuilding Connections
Kid Name : Diya
Age : 4
Gender : Female
Diagnosis : Speech Delay
Progress : Diya now initiates conversations, looks into people''s eyes, and feels empowered to participate actively in group games.
Let’s help your child thrive! Reach out to Pinnacle Blooms Network today for tailored assessments and therapies focusing on essential skills like eye contact.
*Names are indicative only and have been changed for privacy protectionPinnacle 97% Proven Improvement
Name : Vikram Rao
RelationShip : Father
Testimonial : Pinnacle Blooms gave us hope! Diya''s confidence has grown tremendously, and I can''t thank the team enough for their guidance and support.
Eye contact is often overlooked but is vital for emotional and communicative connections, strongly impacting developmental outcomes.
