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By Dr S.K.Jha/ mefits.in
Autism or Autism Spectrum Disorder ( ASD) can affect on life in a variety of ways, depending on the individuals and where they fall on spectrum.
There are some common areas of life that may be impacted.
- Communication
People with autism might have challenges with verbal and non- verbal communication. Some may be non- speaking, while others might have difficultly understanding tone, sarcasm or social causes.
2) Social interaction
Building and maintaining relationships can be difficult. Individuals may prefer solitude, struggle with small talk or find group setting overwhelming.
3) Sensory sensitivities
Many autistic individuals experience sensory issues – such as being over or under sensitive to light, sound, textures or smells – which can make everyday environments uncomfortable or stressful.
4) Routine and structure
A strong preference for routine is common. Changes or disruption can cause anxiety or distress.
5) Behaviour and interests
Repetitive behaviours and highly focused interests are typical. These can be comforting or become the basis for Specialized skills or careers.
6) Education and Employment
Depending on support and individuals strengths, school and work can be either fulfilling or challenging environments.
7) Mental health
Anxiety, depression and other co- occuring conditions are common among autistic individuals.
Despite these challenges, many autistic people live full, rewarding lives especially when they have access to support, understanding and opportunities tailored to their needs and strength.
Dr. S. K. Jha
Informative