Treatment and support for people with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) play an important role in their lives and well-being. NAS is a diverse neurological condition that affects communication, social interaction and behavior. In this article we will look at some effective treatments and support for people with AS. Behavioral and cognitive behavioral therapies: Behavioral and cognitive behavioral therapies are widely used in the treatment of NAS. These methods help develop social skills, teach adaptive behavior and manage emotions. Individualized programs help people with AS learn social skills such as communication, interaction, and building relationships with others. Speech and language therapy: Many people with AS experience problems with speech and language. Speech and language therapy can help develop communication skills, improve speech understanding, and develop coherent speech skills. These therapies may include the use of alternative communication methods such as pictograms or technology-based communicators. Anticipatory skills: Anticipatory skills are an important aspect of the treatment of NAS. These skills include learning to be independent, managing daily tasks, establishing daily routines, and self-regulation skills. Developing these skills can help people with AS in everyday life and facilitate their social adaptation. Parent and family education: Parent and family education plays an important role in supporting people with AS. Parents and loved ones can gain knowledge and skills to help them effectively interact and support their loved ones with US. Training includes various strategies such as understanding the characteristics of NAS, using a positive approach, developing communication skills and behavior management. Individualized Programs and Education: It is important for children and adolescents with NAS to receive individualized education and programs that take into account their unique needs and abilities. Individual programs may include support for learning, social skills, and behavioral therapy. Pharmacotherapy: In some cases, doctors may prescribe pharmacotherapy to manage associated symptoms of NAS, such as hyperactivity, anxiety, or seizures. Pharmacotherapy should only be prescribed and supervised by a qualified healthcare professional. It is important to note that each person with NAS is unique and effective treatments and support may vary depending on individual needs. A combination of different methods and approaches is often the most effective approach. It is important to work with medical specialists, psychologists, educators and other professionals to develop an individualized treatment and support plan for each person with AS. Sincerely, Your psychotherapist, coach, interpersonal relationship consultant, Ilya Akhmedov.