Introduction of Aspergers Syndrome
What is Aspergers Syndrome? ď‚— It is also known as Aspergers disorder and it is the type
of pervasive development disorder(PDD). The PDD are a group of condition that involve delay in the development of many basic skill, most notable the ability to specialize with others to communicate and to use the imagination. It is similar in some ways to Autism.
What are symptoms of Aspergers Syndrome?
Problem with social skill Eccentric or repetitive behaviors Communication difficulties Limited range of interest Coordination problem skilled and talented
Problem with Social Skill ď‚— Children with Aspergers Syndrome generally have
difficulty to interacting with others and often awaked in social situations. They generally do not make the friends easily because the have difficulty initiating and maintain the conversation.
Eccentric or Repetitive Behaviors ď‚— In this step, the children with this condition may
develop odd, repetitive movement such as hand writing or figure twisting.
Communication Difficulties ď‚— In this step, the people with Aspergers syndrome may
not make eye contact when speaking with someone. They may have trouble using the facial expression, gestures and understanding the body language.
Limited Range of Interest ď‚— A child with Aspergers Syndrome may develop an
intense, almost obsessive , interest in few Ares, such as sports schedules, weather or maps.
Coordination Problem ď‚— IN this step, the movement of children with Aspergers
Syndrome may seems clumsy or awkward.
skilled and Talented ď‚— Various
children with Aspergers Syndrome are exceptionally talented or skilled in a some particular area such as: music or math
Tips for Managing Aspergers Syndrome Improve your child coordination Minimize and manage your child’s sensory overload
and anxiety Connect with your child through his or her special interest Make nutrition a priority
Who I Am.. ď‚— Ryan Wexelblatt is a mental healthcare doctor which
will provide the special training in the diagnosis and treatment of emotional and behavioral problems in children and young people.