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What is 'Dyslexia'?
Created by Ananya Bansal (1 month ago)
Dyslexia is a learning disorder that involves difficulty reading due to problems identifying speech sounds and learning how they relate to letters and words. It has nothing to do with intelligence.
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How can I support a 'Non-Verbal' child?
Created by Mary D'Souza (1 month ago)
Focus on alternative communication methods like PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System), sign language, or speech-generating devices. Never assume they cannot understand just because they don't s...
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Can 'ADHD' be diagnosed in adults?
Created by Harpreet Kaur (1 month ago)
Yes. Many adults go undiagnosed until later in life when they struggle with executive functions like organization, time management, and focus. Adult ADHD often looks like restlessness rather than hype...
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What is 'Sensory Overload'?
Created by Faizan Pathan (1 month ago)
It happens when one or more of the body's five senses experiences over-stimulation from the environment. It's common in neurodivergent individuals and can lead to a 'meltdown' or 'shutdown'.
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What is 'Stimming'?
Created by Rohan Mehta (1 month ago)
Short for self-stimulatory behavior, stimming (like rocking or humming) is a way for neurodivergent people to regulate their emotions or cope with sensory input.
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Can 'ADHD' medication change a child's personality?
Created by Zoya Pathan (1 month ago)
When properly dosed, medication should help with focus and impulse control without changing the child’s core personality. If a child becomes 'zombie-like,' the dosage or medication type needs adjustme...
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Is 'Asperger’s' still a diagnosis?
Created by David D'Souza (1 month ago)
No. In current medical manuals (DSM-5), Asperger’s is now included under the broader umbrella of 'Autism Spectrum Disorder' (ASD).
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What does 'Neurotypical' mean?
Created by Noor Ansari (1 month ago)
It refers to individuals whose brain functions, structure, and processing are considered typical or 'standard' by society.
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What are the early signs of 'Autism' (ASD) in toddlers?
Created by Kavya Gupta (1 month ago)
Signs include lack of eye contact, delayed speech, repetitive behaviors (like flapping hands), and a strong preference for routine. Early intervention (before age 3) is key for development.
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What is 'Executive Dysfunction'?
Created by Mary D'Souza (1 month ago)
It is a term used to describe difficulties with cognitive processes like planning, focusing, remembering instructions, and juggling multiple tasks simultaneously.
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