As a speech therapy student, I am very much in favor of reading. For children and young people with dyslexia this is not a matter of course. I also try to increase their reading pleasure on a level that is acceptable to these children and young people. I can also provide various tricks to make their life with dyslexia more pleasant.

Very often children with autism do not play or have difficulty playing. Game forms, however, are an important link in further communication skills. Just think of eye contact, taking a turn and waiting, story building, fantasy, and so on. That is why it is important, especially with young children with (a suspicion of) autism to bet very hard on this game situation. As a speech therapy student I already have a lot of experience with children with autism and communication skills are an important part of my education, so I think this is an important population to work with. Children with autism also often need their own approach, and I have already developed that along the way.