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Autism is a behavioral disorder that affects a child during their first three years of age. It is a problem that affects the frontal lobe of the brain affecting the child’s ability to speak and interact socially. This disorder does not any cure but the child can be treated to live a near to normal life so that he or she can adjust to the society and also be accepted in it. The earlier the treatment for such Autistic children starts the better it is to make them look at the world from our perspective. This disorder affects the cognitive ability of the child. So the earlier you start the more the child will learn in due course.

Autistic children at the age of one to three may show disinterest in communicating or even in responding to their name. This is because they are unable to understand that they are being addressed to. These children show lack of interest in playing with their peer group and seldom sit gazing at the ceiling or doing nothing. They may be really overly sensitive to touch, sound, smell and light. They will perform repeated body movements like swinging their arms or shaking their heads again and again. They may be unusually attached to some random objects.

These children who are affected by Autism are generally friendless in their school because they are unable to communicate properly or even play with their classmates. They will prefer to use gestures than use words when they want to tell something. They may get violent when someone wants to change their behavior or takes away something from them. These children are generally withdrawn and do not do anything most of the time. These children do not like to skip from their routines or their schedule. Some of them do not accept new people in their lives. These children if not treated as early as possible will not have any chance of surviving in the world by their own.

Hope Autism Service offer Autism Therapy & Autism Treatment for brain disorder that typically appears during a child’s first three years and lasts throughout a person’s lifetime.