Autism effects every child differently, it is difficult to find accurate treatments that your child is in need to deal with its symptoms. One thing that the effects of some children with autism (but not all) is visual perception problems. Using standardized methods to help improve visual perception, you can give your child the opportunity to see the world more clearly, facilitates learning and understanding and possibly as well curb behavioural problems.
Autistic children have primarily sensory overload and distortion problems. These are some of the issues same many people suffer from a disorder develop it and all treatment options have become available. However, persons with autism often considered sensory overload in the world because of light, color, and contrast, forms and patterns, is too much to handle, forcing them to act out or close in General. It is sometimes a genetic disease which is simply reinforced by autism, if the parents of the child have difficulty reading or were other processed for insightful Visual problems, there is good chance that the child's need as well.
The Irene method is an effective way to treat disorders of visual perception. This method uses colors to create a more harmonized world. You may have heard these methods if anyone has ever suggested to use a filter of color on the page when reading to be able to read the better and faster. This method is proven, and if your autistic child is at the level of maturity of the reading, you can try these color filters to see if there is a difference of speed and understanding. However, it is more likely that your autistic child will benefit from colour filters throughout the day, not only reading. Special glasses were made using lenses coloured to conquer this problem. Not all children meet in the same way in all colors, it is a process of trial and error to find out what colour is that blocking harmful light. You can also choose to use light bulbs with colour in your home to help autistic people with their problems of visual perception.
This method primarily helps children in 4 areas: perception of depth, social interaction, learning and physical well-being. Colors help the child to determine to what extent he or she is an object, and the world becomes more three-dimensional perception of depth of caregiver. Social interaction also improves because the child feels as if he or she is in a quieter world and can more clearly see and interpret facial expressions. Colors allow to learn, especially when reading, and overall, the child feel better, because it helps reduce headaches and dizziness. By testing this technique and others to help the problems of visual perception, you can help your child better cope with the world and his autism.
