What Is Autism? Discussing the Initial Diagnosis with Parents PART 2 Laura Mize teachmetotalk
In this 1 hour podcast, walk through Section A of the diagnostic criteria for autism using the official indicators from the DSM-5. Join pediatric speech-language pathologist Laura Mize, M.S., CCC-SLP of teachmetotalk.com for a comprehensive review of Repetitive Restrictive Behaviors noted in autism spectrum disorder.
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See Part 1 of this podcast here.. #438
Read about The Autism Workbook for parents and professionals:
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Timed Agenda
Intro (0 - 3:00)
What are RRBs? (3:00 - 4:10)
Diagnostic Criteria Review (4:10 - 6:40)
3 Types of Stereotypical Behaviors (6:40 - 39:00)
Insistence on Sameness (39:00 - 44:00)
Intense Fascinations & Obsessions (44:00 - 52:35)
Sensory Reaction Differences (52:35 - 1:07:45)
Summary (1:07:45 - 1:14:00)
Therapy manuals for professionals & parents for toddlers & preschoolers with language delays:
The Autism Workbook teachmetotalk.com/product/aut...
Let's Talk About Talking teachmetotalk.com/product/let...
Teach Me To Talk The Therapy Manual teachmetotalk.com/product/tea...
Building Verbal Imitation Skills in Toddlers teachmetotalk.com/product/bui...
Teach Me To Play WITH You teachmetotalk.com/product/tea...
FUNctional Phonology teachmetotalk.com/product/fun...
The Apraxia Workbooks 1 & 2 teachmetotalk.com/product/the...
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I can’t thank you enough for your amazing effort and respect that fantastic years of experience that clearly appears in your videos I found a new hope after watching you even i am a talented icu doctor but I enjoy learning from you to help my son
@AngelaSierra-ce2mc
2 ай бұрын
Can you send me a link for the autism workbook please?
Laura, you're doing the Lord's work. My kiddo started to speak because of your strategies in the autism workbook. Money well spent :) Can you do a video on autism and anxiety, please? thank you
Very good information👍🏻
I have a question about my daughter who gags with food. Anyone I explain this to never really gives me any answers. Her OT suggested maybe acid reflux. I'm just wondering if anyone has come across this: she gags at all different types of foods but will still eat those same foods even though she has gaged (and sometimes thrown up) at the sight of them. The food can be any color/smell/texture/tastes. So for example...I was eating a granola bar, as in was opening it she saw it, gaged and then threw up. Moments later she ate a piece of the bar. Or I can give her some food in her high chair, she will eat it then I go to give her more and she'll gag at the sight of it.
@teachmetotalk
2 жыл бұрын
@Rayana Patterson... To me that sounds like a sensory issue associated with autism or another sensory processing diagnosis. The inconsistency of the gagging is what really makes me think it's sensory related vs. acid reflux. When she's regulated or adjusted to the food (or her seat, or whatever additional factor there may be), she eats without gagging. When she's not regulated or the experience is new, her little system is overresponsive or hyper-reacting. What I recommend for that is making sure she's regulated (settled and calm) before you want to offer a new food. Most young children respond well to regulating with movement which might mean you have her run, jump, or swing, etc... for a bit before you eat. We talk about sensory issues in show #438. I hope you'll check that out! I'm also preparing a new course specifically about sensory issues, so please subscribe to the channel so you'll see that one when it's released!
@Uknow1976
Жыл бұрын
Isn’t a granola bar too difficult to chew for very young children, under 2? Too sticky, and too grainy to bite?