Modern Methods of Speech Formation in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Shomurodova Dilnoza Salimovna; Istamova Sitora Ne`matovna

Authors

Shomurodova Dilnoza Salimovna Doctor of Science, Dotsent Samarkand State Medical University
Istamova Sitora Ne`matovna Assistant, Samarkand State Medical University

Keywords:

Autism spectrum disorder (ASB), speech development in children, speech intervention, speech therapy, modern therapy methods, ABA therapy, multisensory approaches, psychological-pedagogical support, multidisciplinary team, Clinical Psychology

Abstract

This article focuses on solving problems of speech development in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) the methods of intervention, their scientific and theoretical basis and the importance of multidisciplinary approaches are analyzed in detail. Autism spectrum lethargy in speech development, disorders in expressive and receptive speech, social among children living with disorders This article focuses on solving problems of speech development in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) the methods of intervention, their scientific and theoretical basis and the importance of multidisciplinary approaches are analyzed in detail.

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