Autism Medication to Treat Anxiety, Mood Disorders and Attention Deficit Disorders
There is no autism medication that actually cures the disorder. However, medications can alleviate symptoms. In this article, we will discuss …
Continue ReadingThere is no autism medication that actually cures the disorder. However, medications can alleviate symptoms. In this article, we will discuss …
Continue ReadingWant to know more about dealing with autism repetitive behavior? Here are some strategies that you can use to manage and regulate repetitive behavior …
Continue ReadingParents with Asperger’s children often look ahead and wonder if their child will be able to date one day. Read on to find out the possibilities and …
Continue ReadingRett syndrome is a genetic condition usually seen in girls and is characterized by early normal development followed by regression. No cure is …
Continue ReadingHigh functioning autism is a disorder that is often missed by parents and teachers. This article discusses the various symptoms of high functioning …
Continue ReadingSome of the early signs of Asperger’s syndrome such as lack of eye contact and interest in others can be easily missed by both parents and …
Continue ReadingTheodor Heller was a Viennese educator who studied psychology under Wilhelm Wundt in Leipzig. He is credited with discovering Childhood Disintegrative …
Continue ReadingThe word “autism” conjures up many images, most of them negative. The topic is at the forefront of “hot” mental health issues. …
Continue ReadingTeenage years are difficult for most people but those with Asperger’s syndrome have extra challenges to face. Read on to learn what these are and how …
Continue ReadingTemple Grandin is one of the most famous high-functioning autistic persons on the planet. Author, animal scientist and autism advocate, she invented …
Continue ReadingHand flapping is a form of stimming that is commonly seen in autistic people. Read on to learn what it looks like, why people do it and how to treat …
Continue ReadingMild autism is also described as high-functioning autism. People on this end of the autism spectrum generally have less pronounced symptoms than those …
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