Says Temple Grandin, A 64 year old autistic person, Doctor of animal science and a professor in Colorado state University, USA. In her articles she explains about the sensory, language, social communication and learning issues that she experienced as a person with autism.. It would provide a good insight to parents and professionals about the struggles or voices of autistic children... For a better understanding, follow the link...
A blog on occupational therapy providing tips and guidelines for parents in the management of Developmental disabilities like Autism, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, Learning Disability, etc., using Sensory Integration therapy and other treatment modalities.
Friday, April 6, 2012
From an autistic point of view
I liked the sound of flowing water and enjoyed pouring water back and forth between orange juice cans; whereas another child may avoid the sound of flowing water. I liked the visual stimulation of watching automatic sliding doors; whereas another child might run and scream when he or she sees an automatic sliding door. ........................ ............
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