About two-thirds of the children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) frequently have difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep. Changes in daily behavior, memory, and learning may occur as a result of poor sleep quality. Sleep problems are common in children with ASD, with early waking, poor sleep efficiency, somnambulism, and delayed sleep-onset latency being among …
Autism is a group of disorders characterized by difficulties with speech, nonverbal communication, repetitive behavior, and social skills. There are various subtypes of autism, most of which are impacted by environmental and genetic factors. Autism is linked to sensory sensitivities, gastrointestinal issues, depression, and sleep disturbances, and primarily affects children between the ages of two …
Although it has been difficult to pinpoint the causative agents that lead to the development of autism spectrum disorder, it is known that autism is generally caused due to the interplay between certain environmental factors in autism spectrum disorder, and a few genetic factors. Environmental Factors In Autism Spectrum Disorder The causative environmental agents impact …
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Autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are both neurodevelopmental illnesses that share a number of characteristics. People with autism and ADHD, for example, may both be impulsive, and both diseases may cause children to develop speech later than is expected. Lets read the difference between ASD and ADHD : ADHD and autism, on the …
Dyslexia is a learning disability that affects adults and children alike. People with dyslexia have a hard time breaking words down into simple sounds. They find it difficult to understand how sounds link to letters and words, resulting in delayed reading and poor understanding. When reading impairments initially appear in childhood, it’s most likely to …
Children with ASD are frequently self-absorbed and appear to live in their own world, with limited capacity to communicate and engage with others. Children with ASD may struggle to acquire language skills and comprehend what people are saying to them. They also struggle with nonverbal communication, such as hand gestures, eye contact, and facial emotions. …
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When you consider all of the things a child with ASD has to deal with on a daily basis – communication challenges, sensory processing sensitivities, an inability to express their own emotions and understand the emotions of others, difficulty with transitions, poor impulse control, and self-regulation issues – it’s hardly surprising that autism and school …
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It is quite common to mistake occupational therapy for physical therapy, and vice versa. Both are two different types of rehabilitative care which aim at improving or preventing the worsening of your condition or quality of life due to a recent injury, surgery, or illness. While there are similarities between the two, we aim to …
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Adults and children alike, all battle with the problem of mental illness. However, the telling signs could be much different in the case of toddlers, and may even go unnoticed due to their inability to convey what they feel when these feelings get too big. This may also result in them using challenging and unsafe …
For those diagnosed with autism, one of the main developmental challenges is maintaining eye contact. However, we must encourage eye contact from them as it is crucial, since all other social interactions stem from it. Research also emphasizes the importance of eye contact by laying a foundation to ensure attention to the conversation. Thus, eye …
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