Autism is Individual; One size never fits all.
The diagnosis of Autism can be confusing. I have worked with many children and adults labeled as having autism, and none of them were the same as anyone else. The diagnosis creates a specific perception that judges children or anyone based on societal expectations, which benefits society more than respects individual differences. The typical Western medical-based idea created layers of problems that complicated personal health challenges. We must respect individual uniqueness and needs to improve health and life.
However, there are some fundamental issues common to almost all Autism persons.
Healing from Autism is similar to a caterpillar transforming into a butterfly; it requires dedication and energy to make that leap.
The GAPS Diet is a helpful tool for your healing process.
There is no magic pill to fix any health challenge; You must take the road back to your Natural Being.
An Audio Message From A Father of A Son With Autism
“…You have your child to be healthy to deal with Autism; you can not have a sick child dealing with Autism…”
Discovery of My Autism-Swiss Cheese Holes
While working with clients with Autism, I realized I also had Autism symptoms.
The GAPS Diet For Busy New Yorkers
Just thinking about changing your diet can be stressful.
Nature Always Heals When You Trust.
Are You Ready to Help Your Child Heal, Develop and Emerge?
How to Communicate with Your Child with Autism
In the Broadway show The Curious Incident of the Dog in The Night-Time, the main character, 15-year-old Christopher, exhibits common Autism symptoms, which are sensory sensitivities. He has difficulty with physical touch and personal space due to his neurological condition. When people are too close to him, it can be overwhelming and cause him significant distress.
Online sources highlight the following reasons for their discomfort with proximity, such as,
