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This document discusses autism in Saudi Arabia. It defines autism as a developmental disability affecting communication, social interaction, and how individuals experience their surroundings. Symptoms include difficulties with speech, movement, communication, and sensitivity to light/dark. Treatment involves behavior training through specialized institutes as autism requires round-the-clock care. Statistics from the CDC show autism diagnoses increasing from 1 in 2500 to 1 in 68 in the US. Saudi Arabia faces challenges of aggression in autistic children and lack of communication. The country has established over 20 centers and invested over 900 million to help autistic children through specialized training for doctors, nurses, and parents. Links are provided
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- 2. Outline • Defining Autism • Symptoms • Treatments • CDC (Centers for Disease Control) Statistics on Autism Incline • Issues and Challenges • KSA Developments • Links to Doctors • Links to Institutes
- 3. Defining Autism • Autism is a lifelong, developmental disability that affects how a person: – communicates – relates to other people – how they experience the world around them. • The symptoms of Autism are many, and can increase if gone undiagnosed.
- 4. - Difficulties in movement, speech difficulty in communication, and even sensitivity to light and dark etc. - Difficulty interpreting what others are thinking and feeling - Other symptoms related to psychological aspects can be anxiety, sleep disorders, and in severe cases the individual might have seizures as well. Symptoms
- 5. Treatment The treatment for autistic individuals involves specific behavior treatment done through trained psychologists in specialized institutes. Autistic individuals need round the clock care, and the symptoms might re-appear if the brain starts to develop more abnormalities with the passage of time.
- 6. CDC Statistics on Autism Incline • Old estimate for autism: – ~ 1/2500 (1985) • Recent estimates for autism: – ~ 1/500 (1995) • Newest estimates for ASD: – 1/150 (CDC, 2002) – 1/110 (CDC, 2006) – 1/88 (CDC, 2008) • NOW- 1/68 (CDC, 2010) * Incline in CDC reports show increasing Autism in individuals globally
- 7. Issues and Challenges • Children with Autism can become extremely aggressive • Are more at risk for injury in their environment • Cannot effectively communicate • Can develop depression and other disorders • Need constant care and support
- 8. Autism deaths in Saudi Arabia Issues and Challenges
- 9. KSA Developments • 20 Centers established to help autistic children • More than 900 Million invested in developing centers in Western and Eastern Regions of the Kingdom • Specialized trainings for doctors and nurses to help autistic children • Trainings for parents in managing their autistic child
- 10. Links to Doctors • Below link provides doctors in KSA that are specialized with autistic children: – http://sa.doctoruna.com/en/al-riyadh/all/autism
- 11. Links to Centers • Below links are for specialized centers for Autistic children: – http://www.jacenter.org/ – http://shamah-autism.com.sa/ – http://www.abc-ksa.com/ – http://www.darb-ksa.com/ – https://www.kfshrc.edu.sa/en/home/organizatio n/5804
- 12. The End