How to cope with Autism?

How to cope with Autism?

There is no cure for autism, but doctors, therapists, and special teachers can help children with autism, with a lot of trouble adjusting. From the early start of treatment for autism, the better.

Each child is different in the type of assistance needed, but learning how to communicate is always an important first step. Language can be difficult for children with autism to an autistic child learn. Many understand words better by seeing, so therapists teach them how to communicate by pointing or using pictures or sign language. That makes learning other things easier, and ultimately, many children with autism learn to speak.

Therapists also help children learn social skills, like how to greet people, wait their turn, and follow the instructions. Some children need special help with living skills (like brushing teeth or making a bed). Others again have trouble sitting still or controlling their emotions and need therapy to help them control their behavior. Some kids take medications to help their moods and behavior, but there is no drug that will make the child's autism go.

Students with mild autism sometimes can go to school reguler. But most children with autism need calmer, more orderly environment. They also need teachers trained to understand the problems they have with communicating and learning. They can study at home or in special classes at public or private school.

Living With Autism

Some children with mild autism will grow up and live alone. They who have more serious problems will always require some kind of help. But all children with autism has a bright future when they have the support and understanding from doctors, teachers, caregivers, parents, brothers, sisters, and friends