Autism child may have problem with there understanding such as talking with orders reading and writing A person with autism may have challenges.

1. understanding and using gestures like pointing or waving
2. understanding and using words
3. following directions

Social Skills:

Children with autism may have problem using social skills to connect with other people it may be hard for them to share a common focus with another person play with others and share toys, understand feeling or make and keep friends

Behaviors:

A person with autism may

1. repeat certain behaviors, including hand or body movements;
2. cry, laugh, or become angry for unknown reasons;
3. have trouble changing from one activity to the next;
4. get upset by certain sounds, smells, or textures;
5. like only a few foods;
6. choose foods based on look or texture; and
7. show interest in only a few objects or topics.

SPEECH THERAPIST ROLE:

Speech therapy gives children with autism helps them to communicate their needs  Professional speech specialists use many methods and strategies during therapy sessions. Therapists first evaluate the child’s speech, development level, personal interests, and learning style. The therapist will then create a customized plan with speech therapy activities for autism that match the child’s needs and interests.

Speech Therapy Treat Autism:

Speech therapists address communication challenges in people with autism in several ways.

Pre verbal skills:

Slp works with preverbal skills .

Preverbal skills are the ways in which we communicate without using words and include things such as

1. Gestures
2. Facial expressions
3. Imitation
4. Joint attention
5. Eye-contact 

Receptive or Expressive:

Receptive language refers to how your child understands language.

Expressive language refers to how your child uses words to express himself/herself.

Communication:

Speech therapy can help children with autism develop their language skills, from using single words to forming sentences and engaging in conversations.