Yi He Si Yuan Life and Health Management Institution - Exploring Fundamental Causes and Intervention Approaches

To promote innovative approaches in the field of autism intervention.

Y.H.X.N Autism Treatment and Training Center, officially launched on April 2, 2021, draws on the profound explorations of the scientific mechanisms behind human psychophysiological characteristics by Y.H.S.Y Life Health Management Institution over the past 14 years. We conduct specialized and in-depth interventions from a holistic perspective on health of life. Over these years, with a rigorous and in-depth scientific research approach, we have worked closely with dozens of families affected by autism, repairing each unique life system and accompanying the growth of each family, who, like us, contribute their own firsthand experiences to the exploration of autism research, driving innovative approaches in the field of autism intervention.

Igniting new hope in life.

"The multidimensional life system intervention of Y.H.X.N's not only involves the repair of the child's unique physical systems but also strives to create a more harmonious and supportive family atmosphere through daily group interactions and parent classes. We aim to help parents accept their children more fully.

At the beginning of this year, Yihe Autism Therapy Center released its first original therapeutic song for children with autism and their families, titled "Awakening." Many people, upon hearing this song, couldn't help but shed tears, as if they had heard the long-lost voices of the children, allowing them to experience inner joy and happiness. Through 'Awakening,' we hope to collectively ignite love in more hearts and extend warmth, understanding, care, and support to this special community."

Multidimensional Life System Intervention

Our Stories

Our Story: Miaomiao

Miaomiao, our first case initiator, is an adult with severe autism. If it weren't for the video she left six months ago, it would be difficult to imagine Miaomiao's original condition—marked by anxiety, a purplish complexion, limited speech, and a simple lifestyle. After six months of intervention at Yihe Autism Therapy Center, Miaomiao's mother took her to Sanya alone. It felt like having a new companion by her side, eliminating the tense scenes of the past where her father led the way and her mother followed behind, nervously navigating security checks and anxiously watching over Miaomiao on the plane. The trip to Sanya was incredibly smooth, and they enjoyed their time together, doing household chores and strolling through the streets. Assisting children in perceiving the world, restoring social skills, and facilitating their reintegration into society are the key focuses of the Yihe Autism Therapy Center's interventions. Miaomiao's curiosity about the world has grown, and with the improvement of her organizational and comprehensive abilities, her life has become increasingly enriched.

Our Story: ZheCheng

Zhecheng originally joined Yihe Autism Therapy Center in 2018. However, with the opening of the Yihe Autism Therapy Center for Adolescents last year, Zhecheng returned to the side of his teachers once again as a teenage case. Today, he can freely navigate the bustling city of Shanghai. When not attending the special school's high-functioning class, he participates in internships arranged for older individuals with autism. Every morning, after Zhecheng finishes breakfast and gets ready, he leaves the house alone. He starts by scanning a QR code to unlock a shared bicycle at the entrance of his neighborhood, rides it to the subway station, takes two subway transfers, and then walks for 10 minutes to reach the company. During work, he is meticulous, proactive, and often willingly assists with various tasks, providing a great sense of reassurance to his parents.

Our Story: YouZhen

Youzhen is a child with moderate autism. The phrase 'Now it's much easier to handle' succinctly captures the feelings of the parents. During our first meeting, the parents expressed fatigue about the current situation and anxiety about the future. With unstable emotions and a lack of negotiation, Youzhen seemed to exist in his own world. Gradually, we observed a sense of inner peace and hope in the parents. In the three months at Yihe Autism Therapy Center, communication with Youzhen has evolved, becoming more akin to interacting with a typical child, and it feels wonderful. During this Chinese New Year visit to their hometown, all relatives and friends sincerely noticed significant progress in Youzhen. He interacted well with children from relatives' families, exhibited emotional stability, and approached things with moderation. From struggling with learning in the past to now actively engaging in handwriting exercises, Youzhen is making concerted efforts to integrate into society in his unique way.