Centres for Autism in Bangalore

  This article aims to wipe off a well-spread misconception – ASD only affects boys. Let’s find out the truth. Background to Myths Often it looks like Autism tends to affect boys more if compared to girls. However, there’s no medical study or report that supports this notion. It’s just a belief that has been generated from the general observation of people. What’s the reality, then? What promotes the idea? It’s quite challenging to detect Autism in girls as the behavioral patterns of the two genders vary greatly in the initial stages of life. Due to this reason, girls are usually detected with Autism later in life. With various challenges arising in life, they show up the symptoms of Autism . The late diagnosis of Autism in girls somehow gives birth to the concept that ASD affects only boys as they show up the symptoms at an early age than girls. This camouflaging approach of the disease promotes this notion or misconception. How to come out of this misconception? A...

  ASD only affects children but it might be helpful to assist them by treating them early. It will reduce symptoms and enhance a child’s natural development. It will also improve a child’s quality of life. They also have feelings like others but they are more egocentric than normal individuals. So handle them carefully, remember it works better than forcing them to socialize. In today’s article, we’re back with another special topic – Autism Myth busters. Where we are going to discuss Myth busters to debunk all the myths about  Autism Spectrum Disorder   to stop getting misled by wrong information. In this article on Myth busters, we are going to discuss the concept of why people with ASD do not like to socialize with others. And why does ASD only affect children? You will come to know the reason behind the unfriendliness of those affected individuals. What is ASD? Autism Spectrum Disorder is a group of complex neurodevelopmental disorders which are characterize...

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Celebrations @ CAPAAR on World Physiotherapy Day 2021 #CAPAAR #Capaar4Autism #DrPSumithaHemvathy #WorldPTDay #WorldPhysiotherapyDay #WorldPhysiotherapyDay2021 #PhysiotherapyDay #Physiotherapy #Hulimavu #Bannerghatta #Bangalore