Autism is characterized by a triad of impairments in social interaction, imaginative thought and communication. Some say that Autism is a lifelong developmental disability that affects how a person communicates and relates with other people.

3. Autism is characterized by a triad of impairments in
social interaction, imaginative thought and
communication. Some say that Autism is a lifelong
developmental disability that affects how a person
communicates and relates with other people.
Definitions for Autism are countless, but it is not a
personal concern, rather a universal issue that
demands the attention at a global scale.

4. Autistic individuals tend to live in a world of their
own; moreover, their perception of the world and the
people around is as distinctive as their condition.
Autism is usually diagnosed when a child is between
two to three years old. An autistic is a social recluse
with stunted communication skills and is often
detached from the usual day-to-day activities.

5. Autism Types
Various types of Autism are considered as a
“spectrum disorder.” It is more like an umbrella of a
range of different autistic conditions with varying
degrees of severity. To educate parents about the
different forms of autistic conditions, experts often
depict it in the form of a rainbow, where the colors
blend and overlap, similar to the different types of
autistic syndromes. However, color transitions in a
rainbow-like demonstration of autistic spectrum
condition means the transition from mild to severe
autism.

6. There are six basic types of Autistic disorders namely,
ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), CDD
(Childhood Disintegrative Disorder), SID (Sensory
Integration Disorder), Tourette Syndrome, ODD
(Oppositional Defiant Disorder Treatment) and Rett
Syndrome
Here, we will discuss about ADHD in detail.

7. ADHD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and
(Attention Deficit Disorder) ADD in children often
display traits such as hyperactivity, impulsivity and
inattention. Children with ADHD are similar to an
iceberg, meaning only the tip of the problem is visible.
Just like most part of an iceberg lies below the surface
of the water and is hardly visible, similarly, all the
complications of ADHD and ADD are hidden.

8. Hyperactivity, impulsivity and inattention are traits
you can see, but what actually goes is much more
complicated. The child has a low frustration level,
insomnia, a weak memory, and serious learning
problems, two to four year developmental delay, etc.

9. What are the clear signs of ADHD?
If your child is not paying attention at home, school or
in any other activity, it may be a clear sigh of
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Some
symptoms of the autistic syndrome include:
1.Lack of focus
2.Inability to stay seated – runs in the classroom, house,
dinnertime and even in a restaurant
3.Easily distracted
4.Careless mistakes are quite often
5.Always on the go
6.Excessive talking
7.Cannot stay organized

10. ADHD is manageable and treatable. With therapy, a
prescribed list of ADHD medications and stimulants,
your child can be benefitted to a great extent.
To identify a condition similar to ADHD means you
have won half the battle. Today, information on
autistic conditions is widely available and accessible
to anyone. In fact, top apps for Autism are available in
both iTunes and Android mobile app stores. These are
designed to help children with varying autism types
and ADHD.

11. Remember, empowering yourself with knowledge
and techniques can transform your child!
For the original version on Washblog.com visit:
http://www.washblog.com/story/2015/2/13/9526/
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