NMDC Hyderabad Marathon for Special children 2022

To help the cause and spread awareness about Autism, Divi’s Foundation for Gifted Children (DFGC) actively participated in the 11th NMDC Hyderabad Marathon.
To raise awareness of autism, more than 400 supporters, including several DIVIS LABORATORIES & Fernandez Hospital staff members, participated in the marathon (5K/10K).

Cow Treatment: Autism and mental patients are helped by cow therapy, notwithstanding the discomfort caused by Indian breed cows playing in Australia.

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WATCH: Touching Video of a Dog Show Judge Asking an Autistic Girl to Display Her Stuffed Puppy

Not all heroes are said to wear capes. Do you need evidence? Read on. An online video shows a little child attending a performance with her furball (stuffed animal) companion. All we can say is that the clip is adorable in every way. When the judge approaches the girl in the opening scene, he discovers that she has brought a teddy puppy that is her prized possession.

A judge at the American Kennel Society spotted a young girl “watching from the sidelines” at a show, according to Goodable. The judge then inquired about the girl’s desire to exhibit her dog. The young child nodded in agreement, and she joyfully picked up the leash and walked around the ring as onlookers applauded to support her. Your heart will melt watching her behave afterward.

A judge at a dog show saw a young girl watching from the sidelines.

The girl had autism, and she’d brought her stuffed animal.

So the judge stopped, walked over to her, and asked if she wanted to show her dog, just like the others.

This is what happened.

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— Goodable (@Goodable) March 5, 2020

Routine causes anxiety in children with autism

According to a recent study, autistic children who exhibit a high preference for’sameness’ in their daily lives, such as dressing in the same clothes, going the same way, and sticking to routines exactly, may be more likely to experience anxiety.

And the researchers think that early intervention to address this inclination may prevent or at least lessen eventual anxiety symptoms in these kids.

Maybe by helping these more vulnerable kids and their families early on to progressively develop flexibility, encounter and manage uncertainty, and create supportive environments and gradual transitions. In contrast to the estimated 2.2 to 27 percent of usually developing children, anxiety disorders afflict 20 to 60 percent of autistic children by middle childhood (about ages 6 to 12).

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Government plan on neurodiversity in the criminal justice system

The RCSLT implore the government to implement the suggestions in order to keep its 2020 Sentencing White Paper promise to better serve neurodiverse individuals with speech, language, and communication difficulties.

Over 60% of those involved in the criminal justice system have communication problems, according to research. Because screening instruments employed at various phases of the criminal justice system do not identify most of these needs, they go misdiagnosed and unmet. People are now lacking the essential assistance they need to navigate a system that is quite complex and has its own requirements, rules, and regimes.

The RCSLT urges for more consideration of speech, language, and communication requirements at every step of the criminal justice system, even while we applaud measures to increase awareness of neurodiversity throughout the system.

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