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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a congenital developmental disorder that presents varying challenges in social communication, cognition, emotion, and behaviour. It affects interpersonal interactions, manifested through repetitive behaviours, insistence on sameness, narrow interests, and atypical sensory responses.

Characteristics of Children with ASD

Children with ASD typically exhibit varying degrees of difficulties in language communication, social development issues, as well as stereotyped interests and behaviour patterns.

1. Language Communication Difficulties
  • Speech may be atypical in rate and intonation
  • Difficulties in understanding verbal and non-verbal communication
  • Struggles to extract key information and understand emotions
2. Social Development and Relationship Difficulties
  • Lack of social skills
  • Difficulty understanding others' feelings
  • Rigid opinions can lead to disputes
  • Anxiety in response to changes
3. Repetitive and Restricted Behaviour Patterns
  • Rigid adherence to routines
  • Narrow interests hindering two-way communication
  • Highly sensitive to rule violations

Child Development Assessment

We provide comprehensive developmental and learning assessments to help parents early identify their children's unique needs and potential challenges. This allows for the creation of appropriate intervention plans to support their growth.
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