Exploring Autism Resource Centre: Answers to Your Questions

 Welcome to the Autism Resource Centre, where we aim to be the best source of information and support for individuals with autism and their families in Singapore. In this blog, we will address common misconceptions and shed light on lesser-known aspects of autism spectrum disorder. Join us as we dive into important questions, and discover how we offer valuable help to individuals on the autism spectrum.




Debunking Myths:

a.      Do individuals with autism spectrum disorder have poor eye contact?

Individuals with autism spectrum disorder may have varying degrees of eye contact.

b.      Is there a window of opportunity for intervention in young children with autism?

Early intervention is beneficial for children with autism, but progress can still be made beyond a specific window.

c.       Is autism solely a mental health disorder?

Autism is a complex developmental condition and not solely a mental health disorder.

d.      Are individuals with autism always gifted or highly proficient in one specific thing?

While some individuals with autism may have exceptional abilities, not all possess unique talents.

e.       Do individuals with autism have difficulty forming relationships?

Forming relationships can be challenging for individuals with autism, but with support, meaningful connections can be fostered.

f.       Will individuals with autism need lifelong high or low levels of support?

The level of support needed by individuals with autism can vary and may change over time.

Unveiling Lesser-Known Facts:

a.      How does autism spectrum disorder affect the sense of self?

Autism spectrum disorder can impact one's sense of self and self-identity.

b.      Why is building Episodic Memory crucial for children with autism?

Building Episodic Memory helps children with autism develop a personal narrative and understanding of themselves.

c.       What areas of information processing are affected in individuals with autism?

Information processing areas such as non-verbal skills, facial expressions, voice pitch, and prosody can be affected in individuals with autism.

d.      How can slowing down the pace of life and prioritizing information processing help?

Slowing down the pace of life and focusing on processing information can facilitate connections and learning for individuals with autism.

e.       What is the potential for brain plasticity in individuals with autism?

The brain's plasticity allows individuals with autism to learn and develop new skills.

At Total Communication, we understand the importance of providing accurate and up-to-date information about autism. Our Autism Resource Centre offers regular blogs that delve into these topics and more. We believe in debunking myths, sharing lesser-known facts, and empowering individuals and families with valuable insights.

Connecting with Total Communication:

Total Communication is committed to supporting individuals with autism through a range of services, including therapy, education, and resources. Our experienced team of professionals utilizes evidence-based approaches to help individuals with autism reach their full potential. By connecting with our Autism Resource Centre, you gain access to valuable information, expert insights, and a community of support.

Visit Total Communication's website to explore our Autism Resource Centre and discover the latest blogs and articles. We invite you to join us on this journey of knowledge and empowerment, as we strive to make a positive difference in the lives of individuals with autism.

 

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