Autism-help.org Website Review

Autism, Asperger's syndrome and PPD-NOS can dramatically affect a child's life, as well as that of their families, schools, friends and the wider community. This site provides help with over 350 fact sheets of autism-related information, with an emphasis on practical strategies, as many families cannot afford the more expensive interventions, or may be geographically isolated and cannot access This section provides help and information for parents who think their child might have autism, Asperger's syndrome, PDD-NOS, or related Could my child have autism? - early signs at different ages Ad*lts who think they may have an Autism Spectrum Disorder has just obtained a diagnosis of autism, Asperger's or related disorder: Handling the emotional shock of a diagnosis My child's been diagnosed with autism - what do I do now? When and how to tell your child they are on the autism spectrum A guide to different clas*ifications of all the disorders one of the Autism Spectrum Disorders (or autism Spectrum Disorder). These disorders are characterized by delays in the development of children, such as socialization and communication. Autism itself is generally characterized by delays in social interaction, language as used in social communication, and development of symbolic or imaginative play. Introduction to causes of autism Causes of autism (detailed) Effects of autism on education The sensory system and autism To what extent are genes involved in causing autism? Incidence of autism Asperger syndrome is at the milder end of the autism spectrum. Asperger's syndrome is often not identified in early childhood, and ad*lts. In most cases, they are aware of their differences and recognize when they need support to maintain an independent life. It is differentiated from other Autism Spectrum Disorders in that early development is normal and there is no language delay. It is possible for people with Aspergers syndrome to have learning disabilities concurrently with Asperger syndrome.