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... WHOQOL-BREF is a multidimensional, conceptualized, generic, 26-item self-administered in dependent questionnaire (Skevington, Lotfy & O’Connell 2004). Its Emphasizing in persons subjective experiencesrather than ... See full document

... family quality of life and well-being or greater stress in parents (Benson, 2006; Gardiner & Iarocci, 2012; Pastor-Cerezuela et ...that children aged three to 13 years with more deficits ... See full document

... that ASD children grapple with, and their families (especially mothers) are directly and indirectly affected by such difficulties, like Family’s physical and mental ...among parents with ASD ... See full document

... The quality of the marriage has been reported to increase the ability to cope with the stress of parenting an autistic child [22], so that social support from their spouses contributes to positive ma- ... See full document

... with children with DLD and ...and ASD children (Arkkila et ...with ASD (Cottenceau et ...and Parents/Home life subscales) the between group differences in self- reported HRQoL ... See full document

... disorder; ASD: Autistic spectrum disorder; AUDIT-C: Alcohol-Use Disorders Identification Test; BNF: British National Formulary ; CAMHS: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service; CAPT: Child ... See full document

... This assessment should link to both the transition planning process and care planning for adults under the NHS and Community Care Act 1990. However, the experience of many families is that these processes are not ... See full document

... National Autistic Society (2013) as a lifelong developmental ...the autistic spectrum (Wing 1996) encompasses people with the widest possible range of ability and ...a spectrum, however, much ... See full document

... those parents underst and Parallel Support to be something their children truly need, and want effective Parallel Support for them, but find that those officials responsible are unprepared to meet these ... See full document

... of children with ASD include early diffi- culties with social contact, such as eye contact and social smile [18,19], attention [20], affects [21,22], reciprocity [18,23], turn-taking, timing and answering ... See full document

... Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a broad term that covers social-communicative deficits ...an autistic child affects a family‟s view of life, their interactions with each other, and ... See full document

... turbulent life ” , which was embodied in daily life ’ s hardship, too much attention to the patients, and concern about the patient ’ s current and future ...10 Parents of AWD may feel profound guilt ... See full document

... of ASD and claiming such improve- ment on their own ...of ASD, because children with different causes may map to different regions of this 3-dimensional ...of ASD, taking into account IQ, ... See full document

... the disorders, severity of depressive symptoms assessed by BDI, and the rate of disability at work in subscale ...of disorders, a lower level of depression, and lower subjective evaluation of disability in ... See full document

... that ASD is the result of an impaired ability to understand that other people have their own beliefs and thoughts, which is called ‘theory of mind’ (ToM) (Baron- Cohen, Leslie & Frith, ...with ASD do ... See full document

... the quality of life (QOL) is an important issue for treatment planning of this disorder, as targeting symptoms without taking it into account may bias assessment and prognosis when the patient presents with ... See full document

... and ASD has gained interest ...that ASD may in fact be ‘SLI plus additional mindreading difficulties’, hypothesising that both groups will show similar language profiles (Kjelgaard and Tager- Flusberg, ... See full document

... that parents hold ...between parents and ...the autistic individual could not do: “She may have [mentioned some positive aspects of autism]—it may just be that I remember the more negative stuff…if ... See full document

... The emotional experience of care was a strong, recurrent theme in the data, pointing to a significant burden placed on parents in the perceived absence of service support that met their needs. Where their child’s ... See full document

... Given the association between sleep problems, greater behavioral difficulties, and parental stress, there is a need for effective sleep intervention programs for this population. Recent systematic reviews of behavioral ... See full document