Autism Resources for Daylife
Online autism quizzes, such as those from IDRlabs, Free Quiz Games, Heywise, Psych Central, and TherapyByPro, offer a basic understanding of autism but are not diagnostic tools. Each quiz has its pros and cons. Professional diagnosis is essential if you suspect being on the autism spectrum for proper evaluation and support.
Autism, a developmental disorder typically identified between three and four years, can be detected as early as twelve months. Early diagnosis and intervention lead to better outcomes. Symptoms include social disengagement, delayed motor skills, limited eye contact, and unusual behaviors. Access to support services, like those provided by Easter Seals, is crucial following diagnosis. Despite the current wait times for a formal diagnosis, initiatives are pushing for expedited processes, emphasizing the importance of timely interventions for a child’s improved development and family support.
Table of contents INTRO Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and Asperger’s syndrome are developmental disorders that affect how a person communicates and interacts with others. Challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, and restricted interests characterize...
A groundbreaking study recently published in Nature Genetics has uncovered a novel gene associated with autism[1]. This gene, KMT5B, is critical to developing the brain and nervous system. The research’s implications could pave the...
When it comes to autism, toileting can be a challenge. Children with autism may face difficulties using the restroom regularly and may experience physical discomfort while passing bowel movements. A practising paediatrician, Dr David...
Rethink Autism Tip For many parents, toilet training can seem overwhelming, but using the right strategies can make it a fun and positive experience for you and your child! Toilet training can be daunting for many parents of children with autism. However, some tips can help make the process easier.
This is a documentary I made about my little brother Noah who has Autism. This documentary was made for my year 12 media class, which received an A
