Autism Spectrum Disorders

Overview

Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) refer to a group of developmental conditions that affect communication, behavior, and social interaction. The symptoms and severity of ASD vary widely, making each individual’s experience unique. Early intervention and personalized support are crucial for improving outcomes.

Symptoms

Autism symptoms vary widely but commonly affect communication, behavior, and social interaction. These symptoms are often present from an early age but differ in intensity.

Communication Challenges

Difficulty with both verbal and non-verbal communication, often misunderstanding social cues or engaging in repetitive speech.

Repetitive Behaviors

Engaging in repetitive actions or routines, and becoming upset when those routines are disrupted.

Sensory Sensitivities

Extreme sensitivity to certain sounds, lights, textures, or smells, leading to discomfort or distress.

Difficulty with Social Interaction

Challenges with making or maintaining friendships, understanding others’ emotions, or engaging in social situations

Fixation on Interests

Becoming intensely focused on specific topics or hobbies, often to the exclusion of other activities.

Delayed Development

In some cases, delays in speech, motor skills, or cognitive development compared to peers.

Support Services for Managing ASD

Explore the range of specialized services we offer to help you manage ASD.

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