Background: No definitive methods have yet been reported for the treatment of autism spectrum disorder, but there are many ways to help these individuals, and improve their skills and their compatibility with the environment, and learn how to communicate and interact with others socially. One of Stomp's latest training methods, which emphasizes on cognitive-behavioral processes, attempts to educate and identify positive and negative emotions and emotions.
 As well as reducing maladaptive behaviors such as aggression and self-harm.

Conclusion: In the field of social communication education and interest in active and effective participation and participation of peers and community, and reduction of social anxiety, self-emotion and others emotions are used to respond to and interact with children with high-performance autism disorders.
In this article, the components of the Stomp Cognitive-Behavioral Education Method are presented.
In the first place; 1. Effective training; 2. Cognitive development; 3. Emotional toolbox

Keywords: Autism Spectrum Disorder, Stomp Method, Social Skills and Thrilling Set

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