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Alternative therapy in autism management – Where lies the evidence for it all?

Dr.Padma Palvai

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Key Takeaways:

  1. According to WHO, Autism Spectrum Disorder ASD is a diverse group of conditions. 
  2. Beware of quacks and therapies that claim to cure the condition in your child.
  3. Early and intensive therapy is the key to Autism care, hence, do not invest your time and effort in non- scientific, non- evidence- based therapy modalities.

Exploring Effective Alternative Therapies for Autism Management

There are many alternative therapies for Autism management. According to the World Health Organisation, Autism spectrum disorder is a diverse group of conditions. Autism is a developmental behaviour disorder that is genetic in nature. Hence, it is not possible to completely cure Autism, but effectively manage through evidence-based practices. Therefore, beware of quacks and therapies that claim to cure the condition in your child. Ensure you spend more time and effort on evidence-based practices alone.

Alternate Therapy

Risks of Non-Evidence-Based Alternative Therapy for Autism

Early and intensive therapy is the key to Autism care, hence, do not invest your time and effort in non-scientific, non-evidence-based therapy modalities. In this audio clip, Dr. Padma talks about non-evidence-based alternative practices and therapy that are commonly known in the field of Autism care and management and how to be mindful of their risks in your child.

Watch this video clip that talks about causes and cure for Autism: what we know and how much we don’t know?

Alternative therapy in Autism and It’s Effects

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DISCLAIMER: Please note that this guide is for information purposes only. Please consult a qualified health practitioner for safe management.

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