Treatments
A therapy that helps people improve their speaking abilities
What is Speech Therapy?
A higher chance of autism in siblings may indicate this type of risk factor.
What is Family History?
Difficulty understanding social cues and reciprocal conversations are challenges in this area for individuals with autism.
What are communication and Social Interactions?
Autisin becomes part of the Broader ASD category.
What is 1994?
A therapy that uses rewards to teach new skills.
What is ABA Therapy?
This can be a risk factor for autism, especially if birth occurs before 26 weeks.
What is Premature Birth?
Over- or under-sensitivity to sounds, lights, textures, or smells falls under this category.
What are Sensory Sensitivities?
People with autism don't feel empathy.
What is a mysconception?
Helps manage related symptoms such as anxiety, hyperactivity, irritability, or attention difficulties.
What is Medicine?
This demographic is four times less likely to be diagnosed with autism compared to males.
What is a Female Child?
Therapy, specialized education, and medical care contribute to this area of impact on families affected by autism.
What is a Financial Burden?
Autism can be cured.
A therapeutic approach focusing on fine motor skills, sensory processing, and daily living activities to foster independence in individuals with autism.
What is Occupational Therapy?
Medical conditions such as Fragile X syndrome, Tuberous Sclerosis, and Rett syndrome can increase the risk of developing this neurological condition.
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?
Repetitive movements or routines are common in this area of impact for individuals with autism.
What are Behavioral Patterns?
Kanner published the first clinical description of autism.
What is 1943?
An intervention that teaches skills like understanding non-verbal communication and responding appropriately in social contexts, benefiting individuals with autism.
What is Social Skills Training?
This rare genetic condition primarily affects girls, leading to slowed head growth, loss of hand coordination, and cognitive challenges.
What is Rett Syndrome?
This term refers to the emotional and psychological toll on caregivers of individuals with autism, leading to burnout or fatigue.
What is Caregiver Burden?
Childhood vaccines cause autisim
What is a Myth?