Equine therapy involves interactions with horses to improve physical, emotional and cognitive abilities. The horse's rhythmic movement can help develop balance, coordination and confidence for autistic people.

Animal therapy involves interactions with animals, such as dogs, cats or dolphins, to promote emotional and social well-being. The presence of animals can reduce stress and facilitate communication.

Movement therapies such as dance, yoga, and rhythm therapy can help improve coordination, concentration, and emotional expression in autistic people.

Music and sound therapy can be beneficial for autistic people, helping to develop communication skills, emotional expression and social interaction.

Water therapy, such as hydrotherapy, can improve muscle strength, coordination and relaxation, providing a pleasant sensory environment.

Therapies such as therapeutic massage or tactile stimulation can be beneficial for autistic people, helping to regulate sensory sensitivities and promoting relaxation.