JASPER intervention will last 3 months, and is split into two phases. Phase 1 occurs for the first 2 weeks of intervention, and consists of daily 1 hour intervention sessions (Monday through Friday) for 2 weeks. After Phase 1, Phase two begins, and consists of 60 minute sessions once a week for 10 weeks. Participants will receive behavioral assessments and EEG across 4 assessment time points during this study: At the start of participation in the study, two weeks into participation of the study, 3 months into participation of the study, and 6 months into participation in the study. The behavioral assessments administered throughout these time points will measure social communication skills, overall cognitive functioning, and non-verbal communication. EEG is sensitive to subtle changes in the brain and may be able to capture responses to treatment prior to clinical or behavioral change, and can inform researchers of the brain basis for the behavioral changes found with intervention. The EEG at each time point will be 30-45 minutes in length, and will require the participant to be awake, as they will watch several short videos on a tv screen while recording EEG data.