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Navigating life after an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) diagnosis can be overwhelming for families. To support them, CMC Vellore‘s Developmental Pediatrics Unit has designed a booklet titled “The Start of a Journey,” aimed at providing essential information and practical advice for families of children recently diagnosed with ASD.

Content and Features

“The Start of a Journey” addresses the immediate needs and concerns of families navigating an ASD diagnosis, covering:

  • Basic Information about ASD: An overview to help families understand what ASD is.
  • Recognizing the Signs: Descriptions of common signs and symptoms, aiding in early identification.
  • Interventions and Therapies: Information on various strategies and therapies available for children with ASD.
  • Practical Suggestions: Tips for supporting a child with ASD and managing daily challenges.
  • Frequently Asked Questions: Addressing common concerns to offer clarity and reassurance.

“The Start of a Journey” by CMC Vellore is a significant step toward supporting families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder. Families are encouraged to utilize this resource, seek support from healthcare professionals, and connect with communities that understand their experiences. This booklet aims to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for all individuals with autism.

If you have questions about Autism, Down Syndrome, ADHD, or other intellectual disabilities, or have concerns about developmental delays in a child, the Nayi Disha team is here to help. For any questions or queries, please contact our FREE Helpline at 844-844-8996. You can call or what’s app us. Our counselors speak different languages including English, Hindi, Malayalam, Gujarati, Marathi, Telugu, and Bengali.

DISCLAIMER: Please note that this article is for information purposes only.

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