Autism - Different Structured Brains

Kids with Autism can be very understanding ofare placed on endless waiting lists. In addition to the
noises, tastes, textures, and smells. Sensoryreactions with B vitamins and cod liver oil, I have also
integration therapy helps their youngster to deal withseen from time to time, issues with the use of single
whatever it is causing them problems. This is whereamino acids. So whether you are using Taurine, Gaba
the rainbow spectrum of autism manifests itself. Onor other amino acids, there can be some reactions to
one end of the spectrum are individuals who have nowatch for. Another big symptom relates to sensory
speech, but who are very much alive and attentiveexperiences or sensitivities. Lots of kids with
to what is going on around them. It is very difficultAsperger Syndrome extremely hate noisy situations
for parents to take care of the child and alwaysor loud things like horns honking, fire alarms going off,
monitor the activities of the child. You will need lot ofparents fighting, etc.
patience, energy and money to cope with theOne should by no means ignore this, its best if you
situation. There will be situation where you will feelcould catch it as quick as possible. Some of the most
the need for an extra hand and someone who cancommon issues that parents see in a kid which has
guide you with the problem and show you correctAsperger's syndrome are; aggressiveness, self-injury,
path.and social inappropriateness. What do you do when
Not noodle like or jelly like but like zigzags of tissueyour non-Asperger syndrome kid gives you a picture
forming structure. 'Potato chip brains' is the termthey drew or painted? You praise them, you hug
sometimes used by doctors. I wonder how muchthem, you squeal a little bit! Children with Asperger
prejudice these people would have to endure if itsyndrome are smart! They don't like this. They don't
were known beforehand. Again, it seems all it reallylike loud noises, being touched or being in the
is, is a different structured brain to do the same job.Ispotlight so to speak.
cannot thank my son enough for silently demandingOften due to the auditory problems, the child would
that I grow and change every step of the way. Healso have a hard time with communication. Not only
made me see life though his eyes and taught me tospeaking to him or her, but they have problems
how to dig deep within, and be creative, and thinkfollowing directions or being told to do something or
outside the box. Yes, it took time to see the goodtold to not do something. In a classroom setting this
and to be able to switch from feeling negative tocan lead to further problems with the teachers or
being positive.kids in the classroom. Students can be prompted by
I wonder at the reasoning that it is because typicalchanging their environment, i.e. in the above example
people chose to have those characteristics it isof distractor reduction, or by physically helping the
considered ok. On the other hand our children do notstudent to respond correctly.
choose in the same way and are denied services or