Autism

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autism spectrum disorder (ASD)

broad range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication. 1 in 36 kids in US have it

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mchat

screening tool for autism

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how many people with autism are nonverbal

40%

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how many children with autism also have an intellectual disability

31%

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safety concerns for kids with autism

half wander or bolt from safety, 2/3 are bullied, 28% of 8 year old’s have self-injurious behaviors, drowning is leading cause of death for children with autism (90% of deaths are associated with wandering)

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comorbid conditions with autism

epilepsy, GI disorders, disrupted sleep, feeding/eating issues, mental health disorders (anxiety, depression, schizophrenia), ADHD, overweight or obese

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people with autism may have sensitivities

sights, sounds, tastes, touch, balance, proprioception, interoception (may have hypersensitivity or hyposensitivity to certain senses)

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vestibular sensation

balance

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proprioception

awareness of body position and movement

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interoception

awareness of internal body cues and sensations

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sensory avoidance

hypersensitive to certain inputs. they may experience sensory input more intensely than the average person, and they avoid it because its overwhelming (ex: picky eater, not like being hugged, startled by loud sounds or bright lights, avoid crowds, etc.)

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sensory seeking

hyposensitive to certain inputs. they look for more sensory stimulation. may be perceived as clumsy, too loud, or seem to have behavior issues (ex: stand too close when talking to others, walk with loud steps, touch people often, make loud noises, chew on shirt sleeves, etc.)