Some unique phenomena with disorders around the world.
Pseudobulbar Affect (PBA) is a neurological condition characterized by sudden, uncontrollable episodes of crying or laughing with no situation. This condition may occur due to brain injuries, neurological disorders, or conditions like multiple sclerosis (MS) and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). However, recent developments have explored the potential link between Pseudobulbar Affect (PBA) and Autism, raising … Read more
Last updated January 02, 2025 The early signs of autism in infants include lack of eye contact and response time can be noticed as early as 6 months old. However All babies and children develop at somewhat different rates, but there are general procedures for how they progress. Although there is usually some variation in … Read more
Last updated January 01, 2025 The level of autism ranges from mild impairments that require minimal therapy and intervention to severe impairments that need intensive, multi-disciplinary, and high levels of support. Autism is a developmental disorder where people struggle with social, communication, and behavioral issues. it starts from childhood and lasts till adulthood and … Read more
Last updated January 03, 2025 “Autism and laughing inappropriately” are linked. Inappropriate laughing in Autism is considered unhealthy. It is found that kids with Autism may produce more ‘unshared’ laughing, which means laughing when others aren’t or without a reason. And autistic children laugh when the urge strikes them, regardless of whether other people find … Read more
Last updated January 03, 2025 How to Reduce Verbal Stimming or vocal stimming is a question of millions of parents having autistic children. It is easy to reduce Verbal or vocal stimming just by sitting at home. Everyone has Verbal Stims. Playing with hair while chatting with a friend, biting your nails when you’re nervous … Read more