I have autism and I'm a very smart polite young man

Doc my child’s charges have been so massive and his therapist confirmed him 89% improve this new year again. He is going back to school with his mates soon. Thank you for everything and god bless you. People in my community will reach out to you soon

Please add "for children" to the video title, so adults looking to get assessed like me don't waste our time watching this. Thank you!

My mom mainly said I struggle strongly with social interaction but obviously noticed I repeat my self a lot about certain upcoming events & other things . I’m hoping my autism evaluation goes well and I get the accurate results I’m looking for

My son was diagnosed (?) today, but it was so quick and the doc didn't leave time for questions. She skimmed over the CASD that I filled out, tallied it up, and said he had it. No discussion, nothing in depth. Shouldn't there be more to it than that?

i have autism and im a kind friend

My dad’s friends kid may have autism according to his school reports saying that he needs to be checked with a doctor, I don’t exactly know if he has it. I came to this video for a research for autism, thanks for this information 👍

I'm 18 and on the waiting list

So how do they tell the difference with similar symptoms, between emotional trauma, or milder food allergies, or chemical sensitivities, and autism?

My son got assesed twice and they said he didnt have it, in my heart i know he has it.

Thanks for this vedio

Did you know infact there is sound therapy to relieve mild symptoms of autism and other cognitive ailments? (Autism binaural beats/isochronic tones)

I was diagnosed with autism when I was 8 and was curious how they knew i had autism

Smh all these things describe me but i guess i wasnt diagnosed when i met psychologists Maybe functioning autism? Would help explain alot

Doctor said I had this😂😂😆😆😆and I'm a grown man I'm like 22!

1.Spinning of wheels(instead of riding on bike they love to spin the wheels) 2.Covering ears 3.Non verbal or not actively talking 4.Lack of interest 5.Not being able to convey or form sentences 2 words or 3 words example:- let’s go or please eat this 6.No pretend play 7.No participation in group activities

#Hopebridge Hello...

I’m a late dxed autistic, afab kids like me tend to be very imaginative, ABA is controversial and hit or miss

I'm 29 years old and I was diagnosed with autism when I was only 2 years old.

As someone with autism, I could not finish watching this, I wish it had a little spice cause it was so boring.

The diagnosis of Autism is looking for apparent symptoms that indicate the presence of the condition. The diagnosis of Autism is not looking for causes of Autism. It might be fruitful to look at possible causes of Autism to sustain an approach of prevention.

The people who tested for autism me were fucking creeps

Difficulty socializing with others doesn’t seems like the correct wording. It’s more like a view of socializing not being 100% necessary and disliking that neurotypical people force it so much.

🤮 ABA 🤮

Can autism be cured?

Don’t promote ABA…..thanks for your time goodbye

I am bothered by the "spectrum". And that the first consultation is done on parents description of the child, when I know personally that parents self diagnose their kids from social media posts. Then they repeat that info back to the therapist. The therapist also has incentives to confirm the diagnoses. I beg everyone do not diagnose your child with spectrum autism. If they actually have autism Temple Granden level then it will be apparent. Outside of that just treat it as their personality. Who actually gets to regulate normal? These therapists that are a dime a dozen?; educated in an increasingly lower standard educational system?

Fun fact: most Autism diagnoses questionnaires are filled out without the patient present. Autism is VASTLY overdiagnosed (as well as ADHD). When a teacher has a problem student that they need out of the classroom for behavior issues, they have only one way to get them out of the classroom... get them enrolled in Special Ed. The school doesn't want their test scores to cound towards the school aggregate. The parents don't wanna be blamed and told they are sh!tty parents. And the student themself don't want to admit that their behavior problems are from a lack of discipline or stupidity. So what's the way to make all of these people happy? Well... the Special Ed teacher makes a diagnosis stick (such as Autism and ADHD). This means the student doesn't have to be present for the diagnosis (a Special Ed teacher, psychologist, or doctor can make the diagnosis without the child present). This means the primary teacher can teach, the school doesn't need to worry about them dragging down the school's testing (and therefore funding) the parents don't have to admit they screwed up, and the kid doesn't have to admit they lack discipline and/or smarts (they can just say that they are "unable to focus" instead of saying they are dumb). Sorry, but the truth is... social contagion is real. Did you know that Tourrete's has seen a VERY significant spike... and that spike can be pinpointed to people who watch Tourrete's influencers on Social Media? Children are impressionable, flexible, and don't like accountability. Psychologists need to get it into their skulls that often times, learning disability is COMPLETELY INDISTINGUISHABLE from a lack of discipline... and don't get me started on Munchausen's Syndrome by proxy.