Frequently Ask Questions
What are some symptoms of autism that parents and caregivers can look for?
- Difficulty in expressing needs verbally, using gestures or pointing instead of words
- Repeating words or phrases in place of normal, responsive language
- Laughing or crying for no reason; showing distress for reasons not apparent to others
- Prefers to be alone
- Tantrums and low frustration tolerance
- Difficulty in initiating social contact with others
- Little or no eye contact even when spoken to directly
- Unresponsive to normal teaching methods
- Impaired motor skills
- Non-responsive to verbal instructions
Are there any treatments available for autism?
There are no specific treatments to cure autism. However, with the interventions and therapies available at Wellknox Kiddos, Hyderabad, children with autism or special needs are able to lead a quality life. Our comprehensive treatment plans are developed to target each child’s unique profile of strengths and functional impairments. And, the most important thing in Autism and all other developmental disorders is to start these interventions as early as possible.
Is there any standard way to manage a child with Autism?
At Wellknox Kiddos, Hyderabad, we offer evidence-based, multidisciplinary, family-centered customized treatment and care to help children learn, grow and live their lives to the fullest.
How is Wellknox Kiddos different from the other clinics that offer therapies for children with special needs?
At Wellknox Kiddos, Hyderabad, we offer evidence-based, multidisciplinary, family-centered customized treatment and care to help children learn, grow and live their lives to the fullest.
What types of professionals will be on my child’s treatment team?
We have a team of renowned neurologists, developmental pediatricians, psychiatrists, certified behavior analysts, speech and language pathologists, occupational therapists, and/or physical therapists.
Why is Applied Behavior Analysis recommended for my child diagnosed with ASD?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an empirically validated therapy based on the science of human behavior and learning. Furthermore, ABA is not a “one size fits all” type of approach. It provides structure, direction, and organization to the child and family.