Exercise and Autism Spectrum Disorders
David Geslak explains how exercise for those with autism doesn’t just help to increase their level of fitness. He outlines research showing that it is a building block to improving focus, maladaptive behaviors, social skills and language development. The speaker provides evidence-based practices and suggestions for incorporating physical exercise into daily activities at home and in schools.
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