Video modeling is a teaching technique where individuals learn new behaviors or skills by watching videos of someone else performing those behaviors. This approach is particularly effective for children with autism or developmental delays, as it provides a clear, visual example of the desired behavior in a controlled and repeatable format.

Social stories are short, personalized narratives that explain social situations and appropriate behaviors in a simple, understandable way. They are often used to help children with autism or other social communication difficulties navigate social interactions by providing clear expectations and guidelines.

Play-based therapy uses play as a medium for children to express themselves, learn new skills, and resolve psychological issues. It's a child-centered approach that leverages the natural way children learn and communicate, making it especially effective for young children and those with developmental delays.

The "More Than Words" program from the Hanen Centre is designed to support parents of children with autism or social communication difficulties. It focuses on empowering parents to create an environment that promotes communication and social skills through everyday interactions and routines.

The "It Takes Two to Talk" program is another Hanen Centre initiative aimed at parents of young children with language delays. This program provides parents with strategies to encourage their child's language development through natural, interactive communication, fostering stronger language skills in everyday situations.