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Exploring Recreation Therapy for Individuals with Autism: Exercise to Improve Socialization, Self-confidence, and Independence

  • By: Elizabeth Reisinger, CTRS Els for Autism Foundation®
  • April 4th, 2025
  • adaptive sports, development, evidence-based practice, exercise, fitness, independence, intervention, recreation therapy, self-confidence, social skills, Spring 2025 Issue, therapeutic recreation, therapy
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Key Points: Exercise is a proven, evidence-based intervention for individuals with autism, promoting development in social, emotional, and independent skills. Recreation therapy interventions, including exercise, have been effective in helping individuals with autism achieve their...

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