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The Flashcards Early Intervention

Program

A new way of teaching children with

autism and learning delays

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Based on the work a mother did helping her own autistic son learn how

to speak,

The Flashcards is now being used by both parents and teachers to help

children and adults with autism, brain injury, stroke, cerebral palsy,

down’s syndrome and hearing impairment find their voice.

“These flashcards are the best on the market. The program is so easy to follow that even inexperienced parents like me can

use them with my son. I highly recommend this product.” Parent of a non-verbal autistic son

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“If a child can’t learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach the way they learn.”

Ignacio Estrada

The first thing any parent is told when their child is diagnosed with

autism is that early intervention is the key to securing the best possible

future for their child. But what exactly does early intervention involve

and how can a parent best provide it?

One thing we do know about autistic children is that they learn visually.

Up until now, parents and educators have had to collect images for

themselves, spending hundreds of dollars on the materials alone. It’s

time consuming and difficult to get right.

This was the experience of a mother from New South Wales whose two

year old son was diagnosed with autism three years ago. It led to her

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creating an affordable and easy to use collection of 727 flashcards that

come with extensive notes on how to get the most out of the cards,

making the sessions productive and enjoyable.

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Her own son went from non-verbal to

verbal using the program, but its

usefulness extends beyond the needs of

the child. The Flashcards also gives

parents the opportunity to better

understand their child – to know what

they know.

Another advantage is that parents of

children with learning delays can use

the cards to assess the severity of their

child’s condition. As anyone with a

child with special needs knows, it’s an expensive business. A simple

assessment by a trained speech therapist can cost upwards of $400. Add

to this the cost of increased care and most families struggle to finance

such programs .

Another advantage is that parents of children with learning delays can

use the cards to assess the severity of their child’s condition. As anyone

with a child with special needs knows, it’s an expensive business. A

simple assessment by a trained speech therapist can cost upwards of

$400. Add to this the cost of increased care and most families struggle to

finance suchprograms.

The Flashcards are affordable, comprehensive and easy to use.

Currently The Flashcards are being used by children with

developmental delay, cerebral palsy, downs syndrome, autism spectrum and hearing impairment. It is also being successfully implemented in Schools and Preschools with trials about to start in aged care.

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The Flashcards is a cost effective alternative with proven

results.

The Flashcard kit contains 727 high quality flashcards with

clear pictures and non-distracting backgrounds.

For more information or to order your kit today visitwww.theflashcards.com.au.

Flashcards are the best on the market to date. It is

very user friendly, well organized and durable. I

bought the set for my non-verbal autistic son’s ABA

(Applied Behavioural Analysis) Therapy Program as

well as a means of communication for him. It is very

impressive and affordable. It is so easy to follow and

efficient that even inexperienced parents like me

can use it with my son. I highly recommend this

product.