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Understanding Autistic Inertia: What Parents Need to Know

Understanding Autistic Inertia: What Parents Need to Know

Autistic inertia is a term many use to describe the difficulty some with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) experience when starting and stopping tasks or shifting from one state to another, according to research by the National Autism Society. However, it is not often an aspect of academic literature exploring ASD. Typically, experts researching autistic inertia

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Auditory Processing Disorder: Understanding APD and Autism

Auditory Processing Disorder: Understanding APD and Autism

An auditory processing disorder (APD) occurs when an individual’s brain has difficulty processing and interpreting sounds, often leading to problems with language, communication, and social interactions. If a patient presents with both APD and autism spectrum disorder (ASD), suitable symptom management often requires a multidisciplinary approach, including collaboration between speech therapists, audiologists, occupational therapists, and

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Becoming Adults with Autism: 3 Strategies for Providing Support

Becoming Adults with Autism: 3 Strategies for Providing Support

It is essential to provide appropriate support during childhood and adolescence to ensure that neurodivergent individuals can reach their goals. In this blog from ABA Centers of Florida, we will explore how autism manifests throughout life and guide how parents can support their children’s transition to adulthood, underscoring the importance of continuous support for the development of adults with autism.

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High-Functioning Autism: Redefining Labels and Differences

High-Functioning Autism: Redefining Labels and Differences

High-functioning autism (HFA) is a term previously used to identify those with autism who possess an intelligence quotient (IQ) of 70 or above, often demonstrating average or above-average cognitive abilities, according to the National Autistic Society. HFA was often associated with those on the spectrum who did not possess intellectual disabilities and were more able to

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