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What is the best medication for stimming in adults?

Where do I get tested? And how much does it cost? I’m 13 and my therapist has been pushing me to try and get a test but I’m scared cause it looks expensive

I am a SPED teacher from the Philippines..would like to send my teachers in one of your classes. What do you recommend and how to go about it?

Thank you so much , my son is 11yrs old now and I thought the worst was over from when he was a toddler...but now at 11 yrs old we are now stuck with difficulty with hygiene...Im on repeat everyday of why hygiene is important and literally making him shower, brush teeth, ..

B12 and Folate, check for the MTHFR gene mutation.

Please help my boy he’s in an institutionalized school that he doesn’t belong in can you please help me get him out

Thanks! I’m gonna try it and hopefully it works!

I know that maybe my anedote case may not be as important as a metaanalysis but Marge Blanc's studies and divulgation about Ann Peters work was the missing piece to understand my daughter. She had a ""late""" diagnosis (almost 4 years old), but I couldn't understand what was going on until I knew about NLA Stages: Stage 1: She was a latter talker, but a earlier "entonation singer" She clearly try to communicate but we couldn't understand, and when we could we get some words in the end of a long long schunk. Stage 2: She starts to combine a lot of sentences we talk to her. At that time I tought She knew some crazy grammar, because She could a lot of tell things in that way. We could see a lot of inversions in pronouns and conjugations, a lot of struggle with answering questions, but She could communicate A LOT in really complete sentences. She also did a lot of imediate echolalia to answer questions in that time. Stage 3: I tought that She had a big regression, She starts to talk only in single words, or combine 2 words. In Stage 2 She could talk in full sentences, so I was so frustrated. Stage 4: Now, She can generate her own language, but not easily, She struggles to make a sentence. Exactly the same way that Marge describes in her book and case studies. But now She can finally answer questions without echolalia and tell things that happened in school. If you analyse language therapy like a medicine who needs a meta-analysis with control group you will say that NLA has no evidence, but if you examine like a biologist or a physicist looking to the logic of the argument and trying to figure out what is going on in this amazing problem, looking kids like my own who don't get their natural process changed to a intensive training, you will see that She and Ann Peters are absolutely correct. This may be a lot harder to see in non-talking kids, but I would not dismiss that without a greater investigation. What we are going to do with this is open to discussion, but Marge case studies are really really impressive. PS: Sorry for any english mistakes, not my first language PS2: Always presume competence. If the kid can't understand you will do no harm, but if you miss a competence you may do the things a lot harder to the kid. The case you said about the kid who was saying "are you happy?" And when you ignore he had a meltdown, He was clearly trying to be understood. And gestals are not literal. You need to try to figure out where they came to understand. They need context.

My 8 yr old sen child hits punches bites me abd kicks me when she doesn't get her way.

Basically a common sense approach

Hi I have a 20 month old and she's not talking and babble at all... When she was a bit younger like around 11 months she was babbling and said a few words also and she suddenly just just saying anything.... What can I do?

My toddler is 2 years old he yells alot understand everything point whatever he needs...but didn't speak i tried alot to make him speak but he didn't... worried about him... didn't respond to his name also

Good morning ma , pls my son is not talking and he 7 years but he hears clearly pls what can I do

Ok but my son stays in his room and just doesn't sleep he just lays there melatonin isn't working and he's 6 on an adult dose

What about a child who I believe has nighttime anxiety and is just afraid to sleep alone without me? He’s 7 and he’s mostly the “afraid of his own shadow” kind of kid. He tells me he feels safer with me in there and that I keep the bad dreams away. He does sleep in his own bed, never in ours, and I never sleep in his bed with him. I just end up sleeping on a cot in his room at some point during the night. His routine is solid and he falls asleep within 10-15 every night in his own bed. At the beginning of the night after he falls asleep, I leave the room and start the night sleeping in my own bed. During the night at some point he wakes up in a panic, sometimes upset and crying, if he sees I’m not in there and gets scared. That’s when I go into his room and end up just staying because it results in more sleep for me instead of waiting for him to fall back to sleep and leaving again who knows how many times a night. He usually is back to sleep within minutes. I just don’t know how to deal with the being scared part of it. He’s been sleeping in his own room since he was 3 months old.

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How about locking the child's door?

Maryberbera you're good.

Hi my son ain’t chewing he’s food he ain’t eating anything but cream of wheat can you please help me

Mine screams, eardrum busting scream. She is smart but doesn't form any words or sentences for the negative emotions.

thank you for the video Dr. Mary Barbera. my son 7 years old non - verbal autistic recently become aggressive with his mother sister and me. his teacher never compline about him when we asks if he is aggressive there. i'm not sure what is the problem. maybe because we recently changes his school (3 month ago. and he start aggressive since then.) thank you for your free workshops i would take a look. Thanks again.

My 5 year old will not eat any meat. The only meat is chicken nuggets strictly from McDonald's only. He'll eat rice with boiled vegetables or stir fried. Also he doesn't like sweets except go gurts and apples sauce pouches. He does like spaghetti but will eat around the beef. When I try to introduce new things he will gag or eat around the meat. I'm not sure how else to distrubute more protein in his diet. He has weak muscle tone and will not do protein shakes.

My 2yrs old baby has a speech delay. He never pointing his finger but my observation they know when Im saying NO so he will stop and then he look at me. He’s always saging daddy, dede, mama, baba. I hope my son will be fine more.

Great video, thank you so much. Greeting from El Salvador

Oral B app helped us with our neurodivergent kiddo. We’d tried Chompers podcast, different flavors of toothpaste, different types of brushes. Thanks for the tips!

Thanks for the Tips Advice

Thank you x

Congratulations 🎉

This simple strategy works beautifully! It prevents prompt dependency, it’s quick and easy for our learner without frustrating waiting time and it’s easy to fade back to create space for that golden second when our kiddos try to talk.

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I am 22 yrs old and I am a play partner for a grandmother and mother duo for their 20yr old daughter who has severe autism with asbergers. I have them helping them out for a few months now with playdates and activities and now they want me to talk to their therapist to get me to change my appearance to a younger version of myself to make the daughter feel more comfortable and open up more around her.. Is this right??

For me I made the issue of making my son who has High Functioning Autism, and the main issue was the seat inside the plain were shoulder to shoulder and for him that made the entire trip hell for him, and we thought he was doing good, but the moment we got off that plan and had a whole 6 hours session of getting off the olain and to a family members house that was 2 hours away, it all came to a boiling point and I just felt terrible.

My child is three and can't talk much and can't understand messages like get me that thing or I pointed something I say get me that thing he gets confused injustice looking around trying to figure out what I said I'm still couldn't get it I just got to know about autism I'm like woo. I thought maybe she knew what I was saying but refused to comply, she hasn't been diagnosed yet but she has all the sync

My child is three and can't talk much and can't understand messages like get me that thing or I pointed something I say get me that thing he gets confused injustice looking around trying to figure out what I said I'm still couldn't get it I just got to know about autism I'm like woo. I thought maybe she knew what I was saying but refused to comply, she hasn't been diagnosed yet but she has all the sync

I told my lil baby brother to say yes😂😂

My 13 month old repeated the cats name “Jax” a few weeks ago and has stopped now. He doesn’t repeat it anymore. Same with mama. He was saying it for like a week and has stopped and only says dada again now. I’m worried

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Thanks

Thank you this has helped alot

I don't think choices is taught enough. I was SA at least 3 times because i didn't comprehend this.

God bless you for advocating. My parents said "we didn't know what to do with you." And my lif has been a shit show.

I am a RN (I care for this child 80% of the time) he has a room at my house, I feel his mother is over medicating, because she doesn’t want to hear him, and, or kicking the door! He has circles under his eyes, and seems so sad, and crying constantly over everything he never did before, her husband is an alcoholic, so I’m really concerned! I spent the last week, reducing his medication to the original prescribed amount without adding throughout the day, and cradled him, we went swimming, and I put his headphones on in his room, without any tv, and he was fine with that, and after about 45 minutes or a hour or so, I went back in and interacted, with tons of love, doing the fun little ways of interacting that he loves, and he got really excited to watch one of his cartoons! He woke up happy! When I first started this little test, he was waking up miserable, and already whining, and crying just getting him changed for the day, and ready for breakfast! I have been caring for this child for two years, and worked hard teaching him boundaries! A friend came by, and he slipped out the front door, and I ran out and said C.C his name in a demanding manner, and he stopped dead in his tracks, and didn’t even try to inch his way more, and stood there until I got there, I praised that child to no end, but I’m the only one he will do that for, because I am the only one who takes the time out! His mother admits she isn’t a special needs type! She is very surfaced, and doesn’t get the sensory perception, but I continue to do so! How is this going to play out when I am putting in my all, but the times he goes to see his mom, she doesn’t do the same! 😢

My autistic child is 5 years old, nonverbal, flight risk, and very high functioning, however all of this crying, and whining is a new thing, he never acted like that before!

How about the electromagnetic therapy? Whats your take ?

Dr Barbera, whats your take on the biomedical treatments?

Good afternoon ma.... Thanks so much for all the put up to help everyone suffering from Autism..... My so is 5yrs old he started talking last year and stop again I don't no how to get him control he is always destroying things I am confused and don't no how to control the situation pls... I don't no if u can help me pls

What is ABA ? When is it too early in your opinion? My son is 14 months, we are babbling, trying to step, I don’t think he doesn’t understand most things we say to him, he only used his index and middle fingers on both hands. He’s in PT & OT once a week ( I don’t feel like that’s enough 😢) and I am working with him at home but he doesn’t mimic, hes always overly excited when I clap, he’s not trying to clap on his own either. Also not doing and gestures, HOWEVER we just started to get him to hold and bring the spoon to his mouth so now we are working on him actully getting it out of the bowl. Thanks in advance

It's called better diagnosis and understanding, though that is obviously still greatly lacking. We aren't defective or diseased either. We just have a different brain function than you. Einstein is thought to have been autistic and Elon Musk is autistic too. Some of the greatest minds are autistic minds. 🤷‍♀️

truly a life well lived!! Every shot in this video could be a Pinterest post. The way u film ur videos is very unique and will soon enough be appreciated by a much larger audience! Pertaining the last segment of the video, I would love to know more about why you chose to study medicine, how did u know it wasn't for you and how you made the brave decision of quitting med school. Sending u loads of love and support 💗💗