I am authoring a chapter on stress and autism in a booked aimed at psychiatrist on stress. If there is any one with interest and expertise in this area, I would like to invite to join me in this?
satheesh
I have been working with children with ASD and their families, and interested in discussing & sharing my views on stress management in Autism
I have been working with adolescents with ASD with dance movement therapy in Dutch NHS. My focus has been on the question which movement experiences contribute to stress-reduction in adolescents with ASD. The aim has been to promote autonomous stress-regulation in adolescents with ASD.
Hi,I am planning to contact a study on perceived stress on autism children. If u r going to accept my request i will join with u as early as possible.
regards
That seems a rather broad question. To my mind the majority if not all 'meltdowns' are stress-responses. So to the extent that interventions are aimed at preventing meltdowns (which I believe a majority are) they can all be seen as forms of stress management.
In other words: a response to your question could well be a list of most or all autism therapies, trainings and what have you.
This book reviews literature up to the mid-2000's: Stress and Coping in Autism by M. Grace Baron, June Groden , Gerald Groden , Lewis P. Lipsitt , Oxford University Press; 1 edition (Aug. 16 2006)
i am working with autism . if you need any information related to autism and stress, i will help you
Dear Satheesh, looking again at your question and thinking about the more objective side of stress and autism, I typed in 'cortisol AND autism' in google which yielded a staggering 404.000 hits. One was an article of science-blogger Paul Whiteley (http://questioning-answers.blogspot.nl/2012/12/autism-stress-and-cortisol.html) which might be a little dated (2012), but which shows that this case is another example that it's hard to separate stress or any other autism-related matter from all the others...
Whiteley is a fun guy to follow anyway...(on twitter
: @PaulWhiteleyPhD, where you can find me too: @autitecture)
Thanks Hawa.
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