#autismpride

Welcome to Lalan Autism Clinic in Ranchi.

Remember, progress is a symphony of small victories. At Lalan Autism Clinic, we celebrate each step forward, knowing that it unlocks a world of possibilities.

🌈 At Lalan Autism, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive and personalized support to children with autism and their families. Our team of experienced professionals offers a range of services designed to help children develop essential skills and lead fulfilling lives.

Our services include:

Occupational Therapy

Pediatric Physiotherapy

Speech Therapy

Special Education

ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis)

Contact us if your child:

Doesn’t respond to their name

Feels restless or hyperactive throughout the day

Has difficulties mixing with peer groups

Has a poor attention span or struggles with eye contact

Experiences difficulty in verbal or non-verbal communication

Exhibits poor handwriting skills

At Lalan Autism, we are committed to creating a supportive and nurturing environment where every child can thrive. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help your child reach their full potential.

For more information or to begin your healing journey: 📍 Visit us Circular Road, Behind Tanishq Show Room,(Near Neucleus Mall), Ranchi, Jharkhand.

World Autism Awareness Day is big bucks these days, and organisations, businesses and even government buildings around the world now “light it up blue” for autism awareness. While pretty blue buildings and monuments are undoubtedly pleasing from a sensory perspective, this year I urge you to reconsider your support of their campaign. Here’s why.

We are already “aware” of autism - what autistic people need from society is more widespread education about our neurological differences, and willingness from the neurotypical majority to accommodate us in situations they may never have considered before as “unfriendly” to autistic people.

No amount of fundraising, puzzle piece t-shirts or baking blue cupcakes is going to change the fact that we live in a world designed at almost every turn to accommodate neurotypicals, with very little thought to improving the lives of actually autistic people, especially autistic adults.

When we speak of Pride, we often think of the LGBTQ+ community standing tall, celebrating their identities and pushing for equal rights. However, Pride isn't exclusive to sexuality and gender identity. It extends to various other aspects of human identity, including neurodiversity.

June not only marks LGBTQ+ Pride Month, but it is also Autism Pride Day on the 18th. Both these movements, though fundamentally different, share common goals - advocating for acceptance, raising awareness about diversity, and striving for an inclusive society where all individuals are appreciated for who they are.

The intersection of LGBTQ+ Pride and Autism Pride presents an opportunity to stand in solidarity. It's a powerful alliance that reinforces the importance of understanding, accepting, and celebrating all forms of human diversity.

One of the ways we can show our support for autism acceptance is by wearing the Autism Acceptance Infinity Symbol Accept Understand Love shirt. This shirt is not just a piece of clothing, it is a symbol of our commitment to acceptance and love for individuals on the autism spectrum.

The infinity symbol on the shirt represents the endless potential of individuals with autism. It signifies that their abilities and talents are infinite, and that we should never underestimate what they are capable of achieving.

The words "Accept, Understand, Love" on the shirt serve as a reminder of the attitudes we should all have towards individuals with autism. We should accept them for who they are, understand their unique experiences, and love them unconditionally.

By wearing this shirt, we can raise awareness about autism acceptance and start conversations about how we can create a more inclusive society. We can also show support for individuals with autism and their families, letting them know that they are not alone.

It's important to remember that autism is not a tragedy or a burden. It is simply a different way of experiencing the world, and we should celebrate that diversity. Let's work together to create a world where individuals with autism are accepted and valued for who they are.

So, if you want to show your support for autism acceptance, consider getting yourself an Autism Acceptance Infinity Symbol Accept Understand Love shirt. Wear it proudly, and let's spread the message of acceptance and love far and wide.

En el Trastorno del Espectro Autista podemos incluir a muchísimas personas distintas; no podemos organizarlas sólo en una línea recta donde se considere la severidad global de sus características. Dos personas que estén en el mismo nivel de severidad pueden ser muy diferentes gracias a todo el resto de características que tiene cada una. Esto implica que, si bien hay características que definen al autismo, no todas las personas autistas se ven igual: cada persona presenta una combinación única de cada rasgo en distintas intensidades. En el gráfico buscamos ejemplificar cómo se pueden presentar estas combinaciones únicas e individuales, y la variación que puede existir de persona a persona.

Comprender esto es central para que integremos la idea de que las personas autistas, a pesar de compartir rasgos generales, son un grupo diverso y que pueden tener un diagnóstico incluso si no coinciden con el estereotipo sociocultural de alguien perteneciente al espectro.

special interest joy. happy stim

in fact just happy stim in general

that texture is YES

you're autistic! IM AUTISTIC TOO LETS PARTY but very quietly because I'm noise sensitive

good smells

is that a new special interest??? oh my gash it is

Weighted Blanket

those songs that just vibe that way

fidget cubes