Autism Disorder Therapy
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex developmental condition that affects communication, behavior, and social interaction. It is characterized by a wide range of symptoms and levels of impairment, which is why it is referred to as a "spectrum" disorder. Individuals with autism may exhibit repetitive behaviors, have difficulty understanding social cues, and experience challenges with verbal and non-verbal communication.
The symptoms of autism typically appear in early childhood, and while the exact cause is unknown, it is believed to result from a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Each person with autism is unique, with some requiring significant support in daily living and others being able to live independently. Early intervention, including therapies focused on improving communication, social skills, and behavior, can make a significant difference in the quality of life for individuals with autism and their families.
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Autism is caused by deep rooted anxiety, nervous breakdown, mental and emotional breakdown. There is no completely foolproof and concrete test to determine whether an individual is suffering from Autism.
We have developed Mind Mapping test, in this test we breakdown more than 50 reasons which might be responsible for causing autism. This disease usually gets detected when the child is around 3 years old. This disease according to our research is not because of any defect in the child, we are of the belief that the disease is caused due to the parents. Our study shows that if during pregnancy the mother is experiencing unhealthy amounts of stress, discomfort or is worried about outside factors, the child becomes susceptible to Autism. We have also researched that if the mother is facing negative emotions at the time of breastfeeding the child, it leads to autism as the negative emotions get sent to the child.
Our research shows that more than 75% of children suffering from Autism can be treated.
Autism can be further divided into three categories:
Mild Autism
Moderate Autism
Severe Autism
People believe that
Autism cannot be treatable.
Autism is a neurological disorder.
Autism is a Brain Disorder.
All of these are False.
Autism can be treated. Autism is not a neurological or brain disorder.
The child is unable or faces difficulty making social contact with other children and parents. Such children are also very quiet and not very talkative. They may also be unable to feel and express emotions, especially emotions like happiness and excitement.
Other symptoms include: having difficulty concentrating on school work or games. Unusual behavior like being fixated on odd parts of toys, not communicating with parents, not responding to their name, etc.
Parents usually first visit us when their child has difficulty speaking. They try to give the child speech therapy. This is a solution for the symptom not the disease the child is suffering from. It is not enough to help a child speak and do some simple work through occupation therapy. Many parents also send their children to special schools that cater only to special children. However, these are just ways to help deal with Autism, going to a special school, occupation therapist or speech therapist does not help to treat Autism.
It takes us one to three years to completely treat a child with Autism. During the first year of treatment a child can gain 50% improvement in their condition. Our first concerns are the child’s ability to express emotions, concentration and speech.
For treatment of Autism, it’s important that the stress, anxiety, of the mother are eased. When the child sees ease and relax state of mother, there is naturally improvement in the child. Without the cooperation of parents in the treatment of Autism, it is impossible to treat this disease.
It can be said that this disease is not a manufacturing defect but a handling defect. We have seen more than two hundred children, I have spent 3 hours with them and their parents. And I am 100% assured that due to the parent’s anxiety, stress, tension, difference in opinion, domestic violence, and other such reasons Autism is formed in the child.
Not making eye contact
Unable to Concentrate on People talking
Living in their own world
2% of children suffer from Autism, some maybe suffering from mild, moderate or severe autism.
Having a happy home environment
Family Planning
Ensuing Financial Stability
Happiness of the Mother
Making sure the Mother is not taking lots of Medicines
OT helps individuals with autism develop fine motor skills, improve coordination, and gain independence in daily activities. Therapists also work on sensory integration to help manage sensory processing issues, which are common in autism.
This type of OT helps individuals learn to respond to sensory input in a more adaptive way, which can reduce anxiety and improve their ability to function in various environments.
Treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) typically involves a combination of therapies tailored to the individual's specific needs, focusing on improving communication, behavior, and social skills. Early intervention is crucial, as therapies initiated in the early years of a child's life can lead to significant improvements in development and quality of life. Behavioral therapies, such as Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), use positive reinforcement to teach new skills and reduce challenging behaviors, while speech and language therapy help improve both verbal and non-verbal communication. Occupational therapy (OT) addresses fine motor skills, daily living activities, and sensory integration issues, which are common in autism. Social skills training is essential for helping individuals understand and navigate social interactions, often using techniques like role-playing and social stories.
Additionally, educational support through Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and special education services ensures that children with autism receive the necessary accommodations and support to succeed in school. By combining these therapeutic approaches, individuals with autism can develop critical skills and lead more independent and fulfilling lives.