For children who struggle with autism, therapy is everything. Autism is a developmental disorder that affects communication and behavior. In general, this often means that the child will have problems grasping language and social interactions. As a result, children with autism may show disinterest in the people around them. They may avoid making eye contact,…
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In the current world circumstances, having access to top-quality care can seem limited or hard to make happen. For those who have autism, though, having consistent interactions and reliable support is critical. One way to achieve this is through telehealth autism treatment. It allows you to still engage with the therapy and support you need…
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Autism is a neurodevelopment disorder, meaning it involves the way the brain processes information. Individuals with autism are often on a spectrum, with some having only a few traits, such as difficulty with socializing or reading emotions, and others being on the lower end and being completely non-verbal or aware of what is happening around…
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Diet and autism make an uneasy partnership. The majority of those on the autism spectrum have a shaky relationship where food is concerned. Often it is the strong taste or smell that causes issues. The texture is a real problem for many. Younger kids may get into fixated stages where you can only get them…
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For those on the autism spectrum, school is often a battleground. Autism and school performance often show a picture of the student as being non-compliant, angry, and under-achieving. This is because the regular school classroom is not designed to take into account the needs of students on the spectrum. Many of these students are actually…
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Have you found yourself looking at your child and wondering, “Does my child have autism?” If you have concerns about the possibility of your child having the disorder, seek help from a professional who understands autism spectrum disorder. Early treatment in those with autism increases their chances of living a fulfilling and independent life. Treatment…
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Children and adolescents diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) don’t have the same experience. Some may exhibit few signs of their condition, while others require more intensive levels of autism care. Providing comprehensive treatment for ASD becomes complex because there can be so much variance in how the disorder manifests in people. Most treatment revolves around various…
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You may hear people use the term, “on the spectrum” when they’re referring to those they believe suffer from autism. A lot of myths around the condition persists despite the advances that experts have made in recent years concerning better education around autism. Answering the question, “What is the autism spectrum?” means you’re getting into…
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There’s a lot of misinformation spread around about children living with autism. We’re providing this guide as a way of dispelling harmful myths surrounding the condition. People with autism still have the potential to live happy, fulfilling lives. The term “autism” covers a variety of related disorders with a core of common symptoms. Understanding the…
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Having a doctor confirm a diagnosis of autism in their child can be challenging for parents to process. You may cycle to stages of denial, disbelief, or even mourning. However, it is essential that you keep in mind that this diagnosis does not mean your child can’t live a fulfilling life. The best thing you…
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