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13.03.2023 - 14:21 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Autism is something that affects hundreds of thousands of adults and children in the UK, and the ways in which is shows up can differ from person to person.
It may not always be entirely clear when you should be seeking support, for either you or your child. But according to the National Autistic Society, more than one in 100 people are on the spectrum, so it could be more common than you think.
The condition affects people's ability to communicate and interact with others and may also result in repetitive behaviours or interests.
Some people with autism may not need any help or support to live their daily lives, while others might require assistance from a parent or carer every day.
Chronicle Live reports that to help parents identify when their child may be autistic, and what can be done to support them, the NHS has a guide detailing the most common signs.
These are listed below, along with advice on how to go about getting a diagnosis. You can find more information on their website here.
Signs of autism in young children include:
Signs of autism in older children include:
Talk to someone for advice
If your child is displaying any of the above signs, it may be good to talk to someone about it. You could speak to:
Ask them about referring your child for an autism assessment. These are done by autism specialists, and it's the only way to find out if your child is autistic.
Having an autism assessment
An autism assessment is where a team of specialists check if your child is autistic.
During the assessment, members of the team might want to:
At the end, you'll be given a report saying if your child is autistic.
Receiving a diagnosis can help you understand your child's needs and get advice about support at their school. You
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