Social Stories are a widely used and evidence-based intervention technique in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, especially for individuals with autism and related developmental disorders. Social Stories were developed by Carol Gray in the early 1990s as a tool to help individuals with autism understand social situations, expectations, and appropriate behaviors. These stories use a structured and visual format to convey information and guide appropriate social responses.
Here are the key components and characteristics of Social Stories:
Remember that Social Stories are just one component of a comprehensive ABA therapy program. Effective ABA therapy often combines multiple strategies, interventions, and teaching methods to support individuals with autism and other developmental differences in developing social and communication skills, enhancing their quality of life, and promoting successful participation in various social contexts.
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