Rachel Evans

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Rachel Evans has an interest in Autism. For further information on Autism please visit Autism or Autism Symptoms .

Teens with autism can sometimes be faced with behaviors - such as autism anger - which are beyond their control. Anger can occur in many forms but often takes the shape of violence or tantrums. When it comes to handling uncontrolled anger, it is typically recommended that whenever possible,...

By: Rachel Evans l Home and Family > Parenting l Nov 25, 2008 l Views: 820

Autism parents don't have it easy. You are faced with many more challenges than parents of children without autism do. However, in all of the efforts you are making to take good care of your child, it's easy to forget that you need to maintain a healthy balance...

By: Rachel Evans l Home and Family > Parenting l Nov 25, 2008 l Views: 115

Sometimes trying to come up with activities for autistic kids that will be fun, educational and not cost a lot can be a struggle. So it's reassuring to know that there are a number of possibilities out there, it's just a matter of finding some that will appeal to your...

By: Rachel Evans l Home and Family l Nov 06, 2008 l Views: 2,656 l Comments: 1

Autism and school are becoming a hot topic for school boards and parent groups right across the country and around the world. This is because the occurrence of autism in children is increasing at an alarming rate. Educators today are seeing an exponentially higher number of autistic children...

By: Rachel Evans l Education l Oct 27, 2008 l Views: 357

After yet another display of lining up toys or endlessly performing the same behavior over and over it's not unusual for parents to wonder if their child may have not one but two disorders - autism and OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder). OCD is a neurological disorder that causes obsessive thoughts and...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Oct 17, 2008 l Views: 1,154

An autism food allergy is a very serious problem. In fact, autism induced by allergies has recently been identified and occurs when a child's diet influences his or her autism symptoms. The children who are at the highest risk of an impact from an autism food allergy are...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Sep 23, 2008 l Views: 520

As parents work to find effective treatments for autism, many of the usual symptoms their children display will continue. In the majority of cases, this often includes some form of 'stimming'. Stimming is an extremely common autism symptom that includes certain repeated behaviors or movements. These behaviors...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Sep 16, 2008 l Views: 947

Though autistic disorder is often thought of as a single condition, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in fact refers to five different kinds of autism. When most people think about autism, they're only thinking about one type - the kind they saw in the movie Rainman - and don't realize that...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Sep 16, 2008 l Views: 255

Studies and anecdotal evidence alike are clearly showing that therapy based on music can have a significant impact on reducing the symptoms of autism in children including undesirable autistic behaviors. Music therapy is a form of autism treatment based on carefully planned musical exercises and experiences. It is carefully evaluated...

By: Rachel Evans l Education l Aug 29, 2008 l Views: 578 l Comments: 1

If your child has a history of autism, then you will want to watch for one of the more serious symptoms: seizures. The first thing that you will have to learn if your autistic child experiences seizures is how to recognize an emergency. The following conditions make...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Aug 19, 2008 l Views: 886

There are more and more children being diagnosed with autism today. There are new forms of higher functioning autistics being diagnosed, and that leads to higher numbers. Many times children were labeled as being shy or painfully introverted when they really had autism. Though the lower functioning and more common...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Apr 07, 2007 l Views: 4,708 l Comments: 2

Sometimes trying to come up with activities for autistic kids that will be fun, educational and not cost a lot can be a struggle. So it's reassuring to know that there are a number of possibilities out there, it's just a matter of finding some that will appeal to your...

By: Rachel Evans l Home and Family l Nov 06, 2008 l Views: 2,656 l Comments: 1

For those of us who have had pets in our lives, it's no great surprise to learn that interactions with animals can have therapeutic and healing benefits. Many animals soothe, comfort, and calm, just by their quiet presence. And animals are now also being used as a form of autism...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Aug 06, 2008 l Views: 2,643

It would seem there are more alarming autism statistics each year. These are often hard to comprehend, and can be very misleading if you don't understand what you are reading. Autism is a blanket term for quite a few different conditions that are all related, yet vary in degree of...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Apr 07, 2007 l Views: 1,897

One of the most common mistakes made about autism is that Asperger's Syndrome and high functioning autism are the same thing. Many parents struggle with this problem because there is so much information out there that uses the two terms interchangeably. There are many crossover symptoms between Asperger's Syndrome and...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Jun 13, 2008 l Views: 1,481

Apraxia and autism are two entirely different neurological disorders which can occur in a child independently of one another, or together in the same child. While autism's symptoms can impact and impair many different systems, behaviors, and thought patterns, apraxia occurs when the child struggles to plan and carry out...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l May 14, 2008 l Views: 1,456 l Comments: 1

When it comes to diagnosing autism, there are many different factors that need to be considered. This is because the autism spectrum disorders have such a vast range of potential symptoms and no two cases are alike. Therefore, it is very easy to mistake autism for another condition....

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Jul 31, 2008 l Views: 1,232

One of the common symptoms in children with autism is aggressive behavior. Aggression can occur in many different ways. Physical aggression can be directed toward you, other children, the child him or herself, or even toward inanimate objects. Furthermore, aggression in autistic children isn't limited to physical behaviors but also...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Jun 01, 2008 l Views: 1,230 l Comments: 1

Children with autism commonly face problems with verbal communication. This is usually due to the frequent speech and language problems associated with the disorder. Though the actual reason that these problems are faced by autistic children is unknown, many experts believe that they are the result of several...

By: Rachel Evans l Education l Jun 21, 2008 l Views: 1,190 l Comments: 1

After yet another display of lining up toys or endlessly performing the same behavior over and over it's not unusual for parents to wonder if their child may have not one but two disorders - autism and OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder). OCD is a neurological disorder that causes obsessive thoughts and...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Oct 17, 2008 l Views: 1,154

An autism food allergy is a very serious problem. In fact, autism induced by allergies has recently been identified and occurs when a child's diet influences his or her autism symptoms. The children who are at the highest risk of an impact from an autism food allergy are...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Sep 23, 2008 l Views: 520

There are more and more children being diagnosed with autism today. There are new forms of higher functioning autistics being diagnosed, and that leads to higher numbers. Many times children were labeled as being shy or painfully introverted when they really had autism. Though the lower functioning and more common...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Apr 07, 2007 l Views: 4,708 l Comments: 2

One of the most common mistakes made about autism is that Asperger's Syndrome and high functioning autism are the same thing. Many parents struggle with this problem because there is so much information out there that uses the two terms interchangeably. There are many crossover symptoms between Asperger's Syndrome and...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Jun 13, 2008 l Views: 1,481

If your child has a history of autism, then you will want to watch for one of the more serious symptoms: seizures. The first thing that you will have to learn if your autistic child experiences seizures is how to recognize an emergency. The following conditions make...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Aug 19, 2008 l Views: 886

There are many different types of treatments that parents can try when they have a child with autism, however some can be controversial. Autism B12 vitamin therapy seems simple and safe enough, but it is important to be aware that problems may arise if it is administered improperly. Perhaps the biggest...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Feb 07, 2008 l Views: 302

It would seem there are more alarming autism statistics each year. These are often hard to comprehend, and can be very misleading if you don't understand what you are reading. Autism is a blanket term for quite a few different conditions that are all related, yet vary in degree of...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Apr 07, 2007 l Views: 1,897

Allergy induced autism has only been recognized by scientists and doctors for a relatively short time since the "discovery" of autism. Since being recognized, its presence has become increasingly common; in line with the increase in autism cases. Those who are at the highest risk for allergy induced autism are children...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l May 16, 2008 l Views: 433

Sometimes trying to come up with activities for autistic kids that will be fun, educational and not cost a lot can be a struggle. So it's reassuring to know that there are a number of possibilities out there, it's just a matter of finding some that will appeal to your...

By: Rachel Evans l Home and Family l Nov 06, 2008 l Views: 2,656 l Comments: 1

The best way to help an autistic child cope with change is to understand the way they think, so you can present ideas and situations to them in a way they will effectively comprehend. While the average person thinks in language, the average person with autism thinks in pictures....

By: Rachel Evans l Health > Medicine l Jan 15, 2007 l Views: 228

Many think that a diagnosis of autism means a child is doomed to a lonely life devoid of any accomplishments. History has proven this theory to be false, and many people with the higher-functioning forms of autism have gone on to do great things. There are some autistic famous people...

By: Rachel Evans l Health l Apr 29, 2007 l Views: 65
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