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    on the other hand‚ inability to social interactions. Children with Autism are easily perceived strange by others. Early identification and intervention allows younger children with Autism Spectrum Disorder to make gains in their failures. African American students are more likely to be diagnosed later than other children with Autism‚ which delays them from receiving early interventions and services. Dailen was diagnosed with Autism at the age of four. He qualified for speech services at the age of

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    previously lumped in with autism but now it is known that the two disorders are not the same. The Essentials of Abnormal Psychology defines Asperger’s disorder as a developmental disorder characterized by impairments in social relationships and restricted or unusual behaviors but without the language delays seen in autism. Some researchers still think Asperger’s may be a milder form of autism as opposed to a separate disorder. The controversy over whether Asperger’s and autism should be separated is

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    Lm's Case Study

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    has participated in sports and student council at school‚ as well as participates in Boy Scouts. He loves technology‚ especially video games. LM receives Special Education services as a student with a Serious Emotional Disability (primary) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (secondary). He has also been diagnosed with AD/HD and currently takes number of medications for this. The mental health provider indicates that they are currently working recognizing social cues and understanding social interactions

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    One of the many difficulties is‚ on zeroing down on one of the several therapies that exist and are touted as effective for curing and treating autism. There is a strong urge to try all types of treatments and therapies as quickly as possible‚ provided it is safe. But how do we know all these therapies are safe‚ especially for children? Amongst the various alternative therapies available‚ ‘Biomedical Therapy’ is prominent. It is defined as the dietary modification and nutrition supplementations that

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    Sensory Over-Responsivity and Emotion Regulation in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Introduction While there has been considerable clinical and research effort in delineating the problems of social interaction‚ communication‚ and cognition in those with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs)‚ the disturbances of sensory processing and the performance of emotion regulation remain less explored. Emotion regulation is the modification of any process in the system that generates emotion or its manifestation

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    Pediatrician as having an Autistic Spectrum Disorder because of the severity of his needs in terms of communication and reciprocal social interaction. Autism is a pervasive developmental disorder that is very complex and involves a broad different and separate physical and mental disorders. Autistic children are in the private world of their own. It is common beliefs that performance of individuals with autism was inferior when compared to that of normal children. Autism is a psychiatric disorder and

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    References: The National Autistic Society (1991) Approaches to Autism: an easy to use guide too many and varied approaches to autism. London: The National Autistic Society. BILD codes of Practices Clements J‚ and Zarkowska E (2000) Behavioural Concerns and Autistic and Spectrum Disorders‚ Explanations and Strategies‚ London: Jessica Kingsley. Department of Health (1999) Working Together With Health Information (Online)

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    Donna Corcoran Case Study

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    The second student‚ I chose is Donna Corcoran; she is ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder). She was born in Australia and her parents got divorced when she was four years old. She lives with her mother. She was affected by this divorce and always felt that happened because of her. Her mother sometimes struggling to figure out what her daughter wants to say. In her school‚ she has all the support from her teachers. Autism is a lifelong developmental condition that affects‚ among other things‚ the way an

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    Using Interactions with Dogs to Increase Social and Communication Skills in Children with Autism Stefanie Baldovin Caldwell College ABA 573 Date: November 13‚ 2012 Draft # 2 Effects of Interactions with Dogs to Increase Social and Communication Skills in Children with Autism The use of service dogs for children with ASD is a relatively new field. Dogs have provided animal assisted therapy (AAT) in conjunction with psychotherapy with positive

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    child cannot do.” ~Dr. Temple Grandin. Autism doesn’t have to be a bad thing if you focus on the bad thing you will miss a lot of great things. Autism is a neurological disease that you get at birth‚ but sometimes you don’t see signs until later years. The ways you can help with autism are figuring out the signs to tell if your child has autism‚ what causes autism; knowing that autism is common‚ and what kinds of autisms there are. There are many signs of autism one being behavioral diffencences.

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