Autistic Signs

I'm just a little confused how it works ... I'm on the right page? I just need answers and suport (feedback) with my son autism trends. I searched the web endlessly, is there anyone can recommend site guilt?

These links might help. In addition, the location of a doctor who specializes in autism in your area would be a good idea.

hm I do not know, maybe this can help ..?

www.cureautismnow.org

Have you tried to search using the term "autism among adolescents? The website below you access ways to help your child develop skills (but I'm not sure he speaks to autistic tendencies). I bet there are newspaper articles, you can read (although medical journals tend to be fairly dry). Have you asked your child's pediatrician?

They are in their own worlds and do not respond to all kinds of stimuli. I am familiar with children who are completely removed completely from the world and sit and spin or shake hands for hours and hours and can not speak or interact at all with anyone, even including parents. I'm not familiar with children who have mild autism.
You did not say how and how old he was diagnosed with autism or what he is doing precisely who has autism or level of autism.
I do not have a good site for you that I am involved in autism right now. I hope someone can give.

The way you worded your question, you ask what are the signs of autism in a 13 year old. This suggests that he / she has not been diagnosed, but you wonder if this could be the problem of your child.
Is this the case?

Could you tell me what the child is doing that makes you wonder if the problem is autism? I'll come back here regularly to see if I could have been answered. I'm curious about it. I have studied autism far beyond my psychology program at collage. I know that recently great progress has been made in its treatment.

Send me. My mother has been studying and working with autism and children with autism 20 years or more. It showed mothers and fathers that things psychiatrist couln't even tell them. Autistic children tend to be pulled out to someone, they are uncomfortable (ie someone who tries to kiss or touch the [not even in a bad]) There are several ways around this . I watched the search for autistic children to love him as a teacher, as adviser and as a friend and their mothers were taken away when she teaches them to do the same thing. It's just something you develop with experience, and never assume that your child does something because he "hates" you. You just need to pay special attention to details great with them. They are some of the most loved in the world, if treated properly. I'll put you in touch with her if you want. It is a very sweet person, easy to befriend. This area is what she saw. Soon I will start a website for her and allow him to teach the people there.

I hope this will help .. Your son is autistic tendencies the same thing when he was 3 or as early as eighteen months of age. Most children exhibit repetitive behaviors or perseverative to certain objects and subjects through their growth. Rocking, hand flapping, lack of eye contact, social immaturity (remain on the subject chose to ignore the others), etc. I'm sure you met these areas while on the net, but the best thing to do is have him evaluated by a trained doctor (psychologist) or neourologist. You can also contact the Department of Development Services in your area for free screening. All States have these departments to help identify and help you to help.