Autism Spectrum Disorder

Symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Common signs and symptoms shown by people who have autism spectrum disorder include:

Problems with social interaction and communication skills
Performs repetitive movements (rocking, spinning and hand flapping)

Issues with coordination, often clumsiness or walking on toes
Sensitive to light, sound or touch

Fixates on an object or activity with abnormal intensity or focus
Develops specific routines and rituals, does not adapt to change well

Autism Spectrum Disorder Risk Factors

Some factors that increase the risk of autism spectrum disorder include:

Environmental Factors
Gender
- Boys are about four times more likely to develop autism spectrum disorder than girls.
Family History
Extremely Preterm Babies
- Children born before 26 weeks may have greater risk of ASD.
Parent's Age

Types of Autism Spectrum Disorder Treatment

Speech Generating Devices

Treatment Type 1

At Lincare AAC, we know living with speech disorders can be isolating, which is why we are committed to helping you gain the power to communicate and connect. We use highly customizable speech-generating devices to help with communication issues caused by congenital conditions, developmental delays, acquired diseases, or injuries.

Learn More About Speech Generating Devices

How We Can Help

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