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Effective Autism Training Strategies and Early Signs to Watch For

​Children on the autism spectrum often face unique challenges in communication, social interactions, and learning. At Brain Pointe, we provide specialized cognitive training programs to address these core issues and help children build the skills they need to thrive.

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​Common Symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)​

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  • Repetitive Behaviors
    Children with ASD often engage in repetitive actions or have specific rituals they follow.

  • Need for Routine
    A preference for routines and difficulty adapting to changes in daily schedules is common.

  • Challenges with Social Skills
    Many children on the spectrum struggle to form friendships and have difficulty with social interactions.

  • Problems with Eye Contact
    Difficulty maintaining eye contact is a typical symptom, making social communication harder.

  • Difficulty Understanding Nonverbal Cues
    Struggling to read body language, facial expressions, and other nonverbal signals can impact social relationships.

  • Focused Interest in One Area
    Children with ASD may have an intense focus on one specific subject or activity, often to the exclusion of others.

  • Sensitivity to Sensory Stimuli
    Children may be overly sensitive to light, sound, taste, smell, or touch, which can cause discomfort in certain environments.

  • Normal to High IQ with Special Abilities
    Many children with ASD have average or above-average intelligence and may excel in a specific area, such as math or music.​

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​Our BrainRx program is tailored to meet the needs of students on the autism spectrum, including those with Asperger’s and Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD). By focusing on strengthening key cognitive skills, such as attention, memory, reading fluency and problem-solving, we aim to treat the underlying causes of learning difficulties, not just the symptoms. Children with autism may also face difficulties in math, and our math struggles program helps improve understanding and performance.

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Our training has shown significant improvements in areas such as:

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  • Auditory Processing improved by +17.8 percentile points.

  • Visual Processing increased by +16.2 percentile points.

  • Long-Term Memory saw a gain of +20.2 percentile points.

  • Logic and Reasoning improved by +23.4 percentile points.

  • Processing Speed increased by +23.0 percentile points.

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**Results are based on past clients. You or your child may not get the same.

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​Many children with autism also face attention difficulties, which is why we offer specialized programs for Attention & ADHD.

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◉ 115,000 Clients Helped   ◉ +35 years of Research   ◉  Average Gain 4.1 Years in Reading Skills   ◉  28 points increase in Average Logic & Reasoning

Real Stories, Real Results:  How BrainRx 
Transforms Lives.

Mother and Son
"For two or three years, I knew something wasn’t right. The school kept telling me that he was at grade level and that it was okay. But it wasn’t okay, because he would avoid reading. We had him tested over the summer and the teacher said there was probably an auditory processing problem. We came for an assessment in September and they confirmed it. It feels like the pressure is off my shoulders."

L.Jakeman,  Regarding her 9-year-old son

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  • Will this assessment diagnose my child with dyslexia?
    No, this is not a medical diagnosis, but it identifies cognitive skill weaknesses that may contribute to reading struggles. Many parents find it’s the missing piece in understanding why their child struggles and what to do next.
  • How much does the assessment cost?
    The full 1-Hour Cognitive Skills Assessment, expert consultation, and brain training demo cost AED 600—a small investment for clear answers and a path forward.
  • What if my child has already been diagnosed with dyslexia?
    Even with a dyslexia diagnosis, this assessment pinpoints the exact cognitive skills affected. It provides a clear plan to help improve reading fluency, comprehension, and confidence.
  • At what age can my child take this assessment?
    We assess children starting from 3.5 years old and above. Early intervention leads to faster improvements, but older children and teenagers can also benefit from strengthening their cognitive skills.
  • What happens after the assessment?
    You’ll receive a full breakdown of your child’s cognitive strengths and challenges, plus a personalized action plan with clear next steps.

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BrainRx is a solution with Potential

With BrainRx, we identify and correct learning problems by uncovering the root cause—cognitive skills weaknesses that affect over 80% of students who struggle to learn or read.

 

...a solution with a Promise

BrainRx applies the most comprehensive and widely recognized skills, achievement, and reading measurement instruments in use today.* We promise you the most accurate information possible. You will understand exactly how your child learns, why he or she struggles—and what you can do now to overcome that struggle.

...a solution with a Guarantee

We guarantee positive change, with proven results that strengthen skills in just weeks. Our training ensures up to two years of improvement, boosting school performance, confidence, and learning success. Don't let skill weaknesses hold your child back—positive change is guaranteed!

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