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An administrator and my child's lead teacher urgently wanted to meet with no one else would tell us: Our daughter was on the autism spectrum. There is hope. of Barry Cohen, who flees his failing firm and abandons his autistic son, Until recently, the most famous person in finance to self-identify as.
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All of this ''mental health professional'' garbage needs to stop to because the few that looked at me were pretty clueless. The Swedish study clearly shows that the outcome for people with autism and no learning disability differs from these with learning disability. While suicide is the risk of the first group, the study clearly proved that neurological conditions, mainly epilepsy is the most common cause of premature death in persons with autism and learning disability. Otherwise parents might be confused as I could see in the comments above.
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There is emerging clinical research showing that treating subclinical epileptiform discharges in children with autism and yet no seizures may reduce risk of future epilepsy. More studies are obviously needed in this field if we want to improve the situation. Autism and Epilepsy are both very frustrating disorders, most especially when your loved ones are suffering from this. My son used to have to epileptic seizures, and he was also autistic, but I thank God we were able to overcome our sons autism and epilepsy using natural herbs as advised by doctors.
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Suicide and autism Submitted by Anne on January 15, - am. It sounds like your son is suicidal and happens to have Autism. I am not saying any of this in a tactful manner, but my intention is not to injure. Autism spectrum disorder Submitted by Lacee on October 8, - pm. Autism and life expectancy Submitted by Michael A.
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Mothers of children with ASD report greater emotional problems compared to mothers of children with intellectual disability without ASD and mothers of typically developing children Totsika et al. Similarly, mothers of adolescents and adults with ASD experience higher levels of stress and emotional problems compared to other parents Abbeduto et al. For many families, a buildup of stressors can result in crisis, defined in the general population as. Roberts, : We know that high levels of distress are related to lower parent and child psychological well-being and can indirectly affect parenting behavior and child outcomes Hastings and Beck, ; Koegel et al.
We do not yet know though whether such a definition is comprehensive or representative enough to reflect the crisis experience of parents who care for individuals with ASD. Little research exists specifically on the context of crisis within the family of individuals with ASD despite considerable research on the associated experience of stress and well-being.
While many parents report positive gains in raising children with ASD e. Hastings et al. Barry and Singer, ; Murphy and Verdeen, Recently, White et al. The three most commonly endorsed precursors to crisis were the severity of a problem, a need for increased service, and problems with service providers. During or following crisis, families recalled requiring social support and more strategies to help them cope, using emergency services, and being concerned about the future of their child.
While White et al. Multiple frameworks of family processes emphasize that coping with stressors and successful maternal adjustment is indeed possible, but that when it fails, families can experience periods of crisis. It is important to develop a contextualized definition of crisis that reflects the lived experience of families of individuals with ASD.
Such a definition can assist in identifying common variables and mechanisms that can be targets of preventative and crisis-driven intervention Strickland, Common definitions also serve as the basis for a common understanding between clients, families, and service providers, necessary factors in a collaborative working relationship around client difficulties Dibben and Lean, Finally, comparing an ASD-specific definition of crisis to a commonly agreed upon generic definition of crisis informs us as to the particular needs of families of people with ASD compared to the general population when crisis occurs.
By defining crisis based on deconstructing and coding what families tell us, we can derive an empirically supported model of crisis, containing elements from more generic definitions but including unique aspects for those families. The purpose of this study was to explore what crisis means to mothers of children with ASD through a thematic analysis of their answers to an open-ended question. Conducting a qualitative study can provide access to crisis-related data that are not readily observable through questionnaire report of stress or mental health problems, speaking more to the process of crisis.
We examine how parent definitions of crisis compare to the common generic definition put forth by Roberts or Patterson , building on them to come to a comprehensive map of the crisis experience. The vast majority of individuals with ASD were living at home The participants were recruited through online postings and email circulation by Canadian Asperger and Autism advocacy organizations.
Parents also had the opportunity to share the survey link with other parents of children with ASD; however, participation was limited to a maximum of one caregiver per family. In this study, thematic analysis was performed on data collected from a large, online survey of parents of individuals with developmental disability in Canada Weiss and Lunsky, In your own words, what would a crisis look like for you? These responses were analyzed using the thematic analysis approach outlined by Braun and Clarke This approach was chosen for its applicability to a diverse set of epistemological and theoretical approaches.
Its exploratory nature allows for the investigation of a broad research question and emphasizes assimilating and accommodating new themes as they emerge and develop.
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This was particularly useful when comparing themes to generic definitions of crisis. Analysis involved identification and understanding of the participant perspective on crisis and extraction of themes present in their responses. Two analytical approaches were adopted to better capture and represent the information gathered from the responses Giacomini and Cook, The frequency of relevant words used in the responses was analyzed, and a close interpretation of the text was conducted. A close reading of the responses in its entirety was done in order to obtain a better understanding and become familiar with the collected data.