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Caregiver burnout

Caregiver Burnout in Autism: 5 Helpful Strategies to Cope with Stress

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Being a parent is a full-time responsibility. Even though children bring joy to a home, it is essential to recognize the implications and challenges of being responsible parents. This commitment involves the constant task of educating, watching the kids, and being attentive to their needs. In the case of parents with children diagnosed with autism, this task can become even more demanding and exhausting, leading to the well-known caregiver burnout.

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Autism and Anxiety

Autism and Anxiety Connection

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Anxiety is a prevalent disorder, particularly in the United States. Data from KFF indicates that in 2023, approximately 32.3% of the population reported experiencing symptoms of anxiety and depression. However, it’s crucial to understand that this issue doesn’t just affect the general public—it also significantly impacts those within the autism community. In fact, the correlation between anxiety and autism is more substantial than you might initially realize.

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Autism Research

Autism Research: Recent Advances and Future Directions

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Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) encompass a broad range of neurodevelopmental conditions in individuals. Some individuals can be more affected by sensory challenges and others by repetitive behaviors. According to the World Health Organization, there are multiple factors, including genetic and environmental influences, contributing to the development of autism. In addition to these factors, how has autism research advanced?

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Stimming in Autism

Stimming in Autism: 5 Facts You Need to Know

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Rocking, making repetitive noises, and tapping your foot are stimming behaviors that everyone engages in, but did you know that stimming in autism also correlates? It is part of the criteria for diagnosing autism. According to the Child Mind Institute, the difference between stimming in autism and typical stimming lies in whether it interferes with daily activities and hinders learning; in such cases, it is generally considered a symptom of autism.

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