Tag: Autism
Mental Health and Autism: Addressing the Overlooked Connection
Autism is often discussed in terms of sensory processing, communication differences, and cognitive strengths, but its connection to mental health is sometimes overlooked. Autistic individuals are significantly more likely to experience conditions such as anxiety, depression, and stress-related disorders. Understanding
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The Role of Community in Supporting Neurodiversity
Neurodiversity is a fundamental aspect of human diversity, enriching society with a wide range of perspectives, skills, and talents. Communities play a pivotal role in fostering acceptance, inclusion, and meaningful support for neurodivergent individuals. From families and schools to workplaces
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Government Role in Autism Support in Nepal
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects individuals worldwide, including in Nepal. While awareness of autism has been increasing, there remains a significant need for governmental intervention to support individuals with autism and their families. The role
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Organizations in Nepal Working for Autism and Neurodiversity
Have you ever wondered which organizations are leading the way in making Nepal more inclusive for autistic and neurodivergent individuals? In recent years, several dedicated organizations have been working tirelessly to promote awareness, provide essential services, and advocate for policies
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Holistic Approach in Providing Multidisciplinary Care: A Comprehensive Model for Autism Support
Autism is a unique and diverse neurodevelopmental condition that shapes how individuals experience the world, influencing communication, behavior, sensory processing, and social interactions. Because every autistic person is different, a one-size-fits-all approach simply doesn’t work. Instead, a holistic, multidisciplinary approach
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Every voice matters, even the silent ones. The question is—are we ready to listen?
The question lingers in the air: Are we ready to listen? For too long, society has equated a voice with words spoken aloud, sidelining those whose expressions transcend traditional communication. But in the world of neurodiversity and autism, voices come
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