Blog 18: Fourth Interview Questions
- What does it
specifically mean to be “On the Spectrum”?
- Is it possible
to tell if my child has Autism? How?
- What do you
think is best if I suspect something is wrong with my child?
- How can I get my
child the help he or she needs?
- What would be
the best way to deal with this diagnosis?
- Are there any other
diseases that have the same symptoms?
- Is there a way
you can tell Autism from Asperger’s Syndrome?
- Will an autistic
child usually suffer from other illnesses?
- Do you know if
there’s an association between autism and Tourette’s syndrome?
- I have heard
that the symptoms of autism are incorrectly portrayed all around the social media.
What are some of the common myths about autism?
- What is a
multidisciplinary team? How can they help diagnose an autistic child?
- Is it a bad
thing to have my child wait to be tested for Autism?
- How will I know
if the new therapy I try is right thing from my child?
- What is Applied
Behavioral Analysis and how does it help my child?
- What is Sensory
Integration therapy?
- I’ve heard of an
educational model called Floor Time. What is it and how does it have an affect
on my child with autism?
- Are
antipsychotic medications helpful in the treatment of autism? If yes, how so?
- Are any kin of anti-seizure
medication helpful in treating some behavior problems associated with autism?
- How are dietary
interventions helpful to autistic children?
- What kind of
common dietary interventions could you tell me that is used to treat Autism?
- Does Autism
usually qualify as a disability according to the Social Security
Administration? If yes why and how?
- What can I do to
make traveling with my autistic child any less difficult?
- What are some
resources for learning more about autism?
