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Tai Chi and autism by Kelly Jean Sullivan


 
 
  
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Increasing physical activity is an appealing method for reducing behavioral disorders in ASD. Since Tai Chi  training improves focus, attention to internal cues and balance, it seems to be an effective system for autistic children since Tai Chi  engages both the right and left hemispheres during training, it can improve autistic children's skills and movements, and finally may assist them in recovering from many of the disabilities caused by ASD.

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