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The Touchy Subject of Getting Intimate With Autism - The Mighty
2016年1月12日 · On a visual level, there are certain actions or gestures that we know and interpret as intimate: Kissing, touching someone’s face, hands or other body parts. For individuals on the autism spectrum — especially those with sensory issues — all of these tend to present a challenge, and on top of that, visual depictions stop at the surface ...
Problematic sexual behaviour & autism - Raising Children Network
2023年5月4日 · Problematic and harmful sexual behaviour and autistic children: why it happens. Autistic children and teenagers might engage in problematic or harmful sexual behaviour because of their: social skills difficulties; sensory issues; difficulties with understanding how other people think and feel, or how their behaviour affects other people
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11 Signs Autistic child love you - Autism Help Studio
2022年3月10日 · Your autistic child loves you, even if they cannot say “I love you” verbally or doesn’t enjoy physical affection. It does not mean they do not love you. Understanding how your autistic child loves you requires patience, observation, and a willingness to look into the subtle, unique ways they communicate.
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Why do some autistic kids reject cuddles and kisses?
From a sensory point of view, the light touch of a kiss or cuddle may be poorly modulated by their sensory system. This can also be called 'tactile defensiveness'. Many children with this type of sensitivity may benefit from consistent deep pressure.
Managing Behavior in an Overly Affectionate Autistic Child
A: Yes, a child with autism can display overly affectionate behavior, which may include frequent hugs, kisses, or seeking physical closeness. However, it’s essential to consider individual differences and sensory preferences when interpreting such behaviors.
When Autistic Kids Destroy Things: Insights and Advice
2020年6月18日 · Sometimes autistic kids, and the adults they grow up to be, are really hard on physical things. Sometimes they consistently break devices or furniture, or take them apart. What many frustrated parents and caregivers may not understand is that there is usually a reason behind these urges; it’s not just random autistic behavior.
10 things you think you know about autism but actually don’t...
When it comes to the myths surrounding autism and neurodiversity wrong information can lead to isolation, cruelty and even the use of harmful therapies. Below the team from NEAS share their top ten fake facts ... 1. Autistic people can’t show empathy. OK so forget Sheldon Cooper for a moment and replace autistic with the word ‘humans’.