There is a group of children who have clear eyes but do not want to look at others; Hearing is sensitive, but deaf to the calls of family members; Language development is normal, but it is afraid to communicate with people. Although romantically dubbed "Children of the Stars", it has never shone like the stars... #自闭症 #
What is autism?
What is autism?
Autism, also known as autism, is a neurodevelopmental disorder that is usually discovered in childhood. Patients will have symptoms such as social interaction disorders, language communication deficits, irritability, and in severe cases, stereotyped repetitive behaviors or interests, as well as sensitivity or overreaction.
No definitive cause of autism has been found. However, studies have shown that factors such as genetics, fetal environmental influences, and early life experiences may have a bearing on the development of autism. In addition, certain medical risk factors, such as preterm birth and low birth weight, may also increase the risk of autism.
What is autism?
The following provides a clinical autism status rating scale commonly used by children, parents fill in and submit according to the actual situation of their children, and later, Director Meng Qing will answer for you for free.
Please take 1-3 minutes to fill in the report carefully to ensure that the content of the report is in line with the facts.
Screen your child for autistic tendencies
——Assessment Instructions——
1. This assessment is suitable for ages 3-21
2. In order to evaluate the results objectively and accurately, please fill in according to the actual situation of your child
3. Parents can take 3 minutes to fill in
What are the symptoms of autism? What is the difference from introversion?
The main symptoms of autism are severe impairments in social interaction and communication and hobbies.
- Patients often present with loneliness, stubbornness, narrow interests, repetitive behaviors, and language difficulties.
- In terms of social interaction, patients lack the ability to form close relationships with others, and often show alienation, lack of understanding of social rules, lack of attention to the emotions of others, and lack of empathy.
- In terms of language communication, patients may have problems such as late language development, language disorders, inappropriate responses to questions, inability to understand metaphors and slang, as well as repetitive speech and excessive sensitivity to sound and light.
- In addition, patients may exhibit particular interests and behaviors, such as dominance of strongly repetitive thoughts and behaviors, inability to complete daily activities, and impairment of attention and hypermobility.
What are the symptoms of autism? What is the difference from introversion?
Unlike autism, introversion is a manifestation of personality, a personality trait that is different from extroversion. Introverts may feel nervous and uncomfortable interacting with others, but they are still able to make emotional connections and interactions. Introverts are generally not good at socializing, but that doesn't mean they can't socialize.
Overall, there is a clear difference between autism and introversion. Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects children's social and emotional abilities, while introversion is just a personality trait and does not affect emotional communication.
What are the symptoms of autism? What is the difference from introversion?
How to intervene if a child has autism?
Although there is no complete cure for autism, early intervention and support can improve symptoms, improve quality of life, and enhance self-care. Therefore, for families with children with autism, there are interventions that can help the child, as well as the whole family, better adapt to the corresponding challenges.
1. In daily life, pay attention to children's stability and security, establish a stable family environment, and make children feel welcome and loved. Establishing a regular life and daily plan, as well as predictable rules and etiquette, can help children reduce anxiety and stress and increase self-control.
How to intervene if a child has autism?
2. According to the special needs of children, integrate a variety of intervention methods. Including but not limited to: palliative support, physiotherapy, speech therapy, social skills development, etc. Through these methods, children can help relieve symptoms and improve their communication, cognition and self-dependence.
3. Encouraging children to participate in social activities is very important for improving children's autism symptoms and improving their social skills. These activities can include activities such as volunteer work, social group participation, and recreational activities. The key is to ensure that the child participates in these activities within their abilities to avoid excessive tension and stress.
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