Autism Improvised Inc

You might say we are all actors on our own stage, and most of us play our parts rather intuitively. However, life does not come with a script, and those who are on the autism spectrum may have a more difficult time of it. Social expression, understanding the dynamics of interpersonal communication, and relating effectively in a mostly neurotypical world are challenges for many. 

What is acting? It is about relating to fellow actors onstage. It is about interpreting a script (whether improvised or written) and reacting to a situation. It is about reading body language and understanding vocal cues, and it is about interpreting and portraying emotions. These are the very skills we all use in our everyday lives as we interact with the world around us. And these are the skills that those on the autism spectrum find so challenging. Our programs give these individuals a chance to explore, rehearse, and develop these essential communication skills in a safe, nonjudgmental, and supportive environment.

Our objective is to work with individuals with autisn and help them develop better social relating, self-advocacy, and social communication skills through real life scenarios. Our goal is for our young adults to experience personal fulfillment in the workplace, community, and in relationships through a better understanding of the nuances of everyday interactions.

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