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      AutismAutism Spectrum DisordersParentingAutism (Education)
In recent years, much focus has been put on employing technology to make novel behavioral aids for those with autism. Most of these are digital adaptations of tools used in standard behavioral therapy to enforce normative skills. These... more
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The Aim is to provide a socializing space for children suffering from autism by providing them essential spaces with necessary activities and harmonious interior spaces.
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      AutismAutism Spectrum DisordersAutism and creativityAutism (Education)
A 17 year old boy diagnosed as a case of Autism became completely independent and free from all the limiting symptoms of autism that he had been suffering from since the age of 2 years and started earning on his own for the first time in... more
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Temper tantrum is uncontrolled emotional expression of child such as angriness. Temper Tantrum is excessive emotions as result of unpleasing condition felt by a child due to unfulfilled desire or due to the child cannot express the... more
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Parenting styles, parenting skills and parenting skills required for parents with differently abled child/children
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Education is a vital component of life and a fundamental human right. Barriers exist that prevent students with learning disabilities and their parents to access effective resources. Parent advocacy is essential. Community involvement... more
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      AutismInclusive education (Learning And Teaching)Human Rights EducationCritical Special Education
In this chapter, I propose how as professionals, we need to shift our skills from diagnostic activities to relational curiosity and so develop collaborative ways of conversing with people who have Asperger Syndrome and others in their... more
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      Family TherapyPlay TherapyAutismChildren and Families
Objective: The aim of this study was to explore the range of experiences encountered by parents and caretakers of children with autism spectrum disorder. Materials and methods: An inductive conventional content analysis approach was... more
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Current neurobiological understanding of Bruxism (Teeth Grinding) in Autism reveals a non-invasive, permanent cure for this condition based on the cutting-edge sciences of Applied Intentional Epigenetics and Applied Energy Medicine. Read... more
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The new definition of EBM or 'evidence based medicine' that would help make the 'paradigm-shift' in autism towards applying the solution(s) and seeing the results is - including and accepting the individual case-reports of "healed" cases... more
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Hiring decisions can be risky. How much can employers save by better understanding the motivations and objectives of each applicant? How much time and expertise should be invested in getting to know each applicant? Will such efforts... more
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Although “mainstream” medicine continues to turn a blind eye to the presence of autism treatments and therapies that are showing results in autism , in the spirit of practising “good science” , this article seeks to present the SCIENCE... more
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Conventional medicine has long since conditioned the human mind into swallowing pills with the thumb rule " A pill for every ill ". Over time however, people from all over the world have come to realize that this is not true. This, after... more
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Applied Intentional Epigenetics is transforming the way children who present with epilepsy coexisting with autism are being treated today. This article explores the option of applying Epigenetics as a Biotechnological Tool in curing the... more
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The Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) is a spectrum of disorders beginning in childhood defined by the presence of markedly abnormal or impaired development in social interaction and communication and a markedly restricted repertoire of... more
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Applied behavioral analysis (ABA) is an effective form of therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), but it faces criticism for being un-generalizable, too time intensive, and too dependent on specialists to deliver... more
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This paper proposes that one of the underlying causes of Autism Spectrum Disorder is the presence of a High-Pass Filter Effect applied to cognitive perception. Such an effect causes an enhancement of local details at the expense of global... more
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      AutismAutism Spectrum DisordersAspergers and High Functioning AutismParenting and Autism
As humanity is rapidly moving towards gearing up to “ welcome “ the next stage in Human Evolution as represented by autistic beings, especially children with autism, an Emerging field of science namely Brain Theranostics is being enriched... more
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#Autism #AutismTreatment #AutismSurrogateHealing #IntentHealing #NonVerbalAutism What is Surrogate healing in Autism ? Surrogate healing in Autism is the healing of the limiting symptoms in a child with Autism by channeling Intent... more
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Autism, defined in DSM-IV as a pervasive developmental disorder involving profound deficits in social relatedness, communication impairments, repetitive behaviours, and restricted interests with onset prior to 3 years old, is a... more
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Keywords: Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD); Heightened Sensory Intelligence (HSI); Intent Healing(™); Autism; ADHD; Autism and SPD; ADHD and SPD; SPD Cure; Sensory Processing Disorder Cure, Sensory Integration
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This article presents the understanding of the Solution in Autism from the (W) holistic Perspective of approaching autism acknowledging the Indispensable role that CONSCIOUSNESS plays in Autism. For the first time, this paradigm-shifting... more
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In recent times breathing exercises and modalities such as delivering hyperbaric oxygen are being promoted as a way of easing some of the symptoms in autism. Are these methods REALLY working? Can breathing be applied as an epigenetic tool... more
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A 17 year old boy diagnosed as a case of Autism became completely independent and free from all the limiting symptoms of autism that he had been suffering from since the age of 2 years and started earning on his own for the first time in... more
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We have developed a system for automatic facial expression recognition running on Google Glass, delivering real-time social cues to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The system includes multiple mechanisms to engage children... more
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The aim of this study was to explore the range of experiences encountered by parents and caretakers of children with autism spectrum disorder.An inductive conventional content analysis approach was...
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The broad autism phenotype in real-life: Clinical and functional correlates of autism spectrum symptoms and rumination among parents of patients with autism spectrum disorder.
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We have developed a system for automatic facial expression recognition, which runs on Google Glass and delivers real-time social cues to the wearer. We evaluate the system as a behavioral aid for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder... more
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Objective. Increasing literature reported higher rates of psychiatric disorders in parents of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), as well as of autistic-like features in social and cognitive functioning. However, little... more
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Authentic Autism Solutions has been providing ground-breaking Autism Solutions that have positively impacted the lives of autistic children and their families worldwide. Continuing to address this “Autism Challenge” through our products... more
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Authentic Autism Solutions has been providing ground-breaking Autism Solutions that have positively impacted the lives of autistic children and their families worldwide. Continuing to address this “Autism Challenge” through our products... more
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Objective: The aim of this study was to explore the range of experiences encountered by parents and caretakers of children with autism spectrum disorder. Materials and methods: An inductive conventional content analysis approach was... more
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To understand relationships in autism better and to know the answers to the questions such as “Why is my autistic child not talking and how can I make him speak?” and to help your child with autism thrive in life independently and in... more
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Authentic Autism Solutions has been providing ground-breaking Autism Solutions that have positively impacted the lives of autistic children and their families worldwide. Continuing to address this “Autism Challenge” through our products... more
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Gołaska P. (2013). Stres rodziców dzieci z autyzmem. Subiektywne doświadczenia matek i ojców w kontekście wyników współczesnych badań psychologicznych. W: M. Baranowska-Szczepańska, M. Gołaszewski (red.). Relacje interpersonalne w... more
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