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Emotional Dysregulation and Regulation

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  We must remain composed and positive to cope with the demands placed on us by ourselves and society in general in these fast-paced and often stressful times. We can unconsciously activate emotional regulation mechanisms to deal with difficult situations and adapt to potential stressors. Emotional regulation refers to the ability to effectively manage and respond to an experience while also developing resilience. Emotional blockages, on the other hand, can prevent people from listening. They can become emotionally stuck at a younger age, specifically when they experience the initial trauma. Traumatic experiences, whether prolonged or one-time, can cause emotional dysregulation, preventing normal cognitive and subjective growth and good listening. Good listeners are also good learners, communicators, and emotionally balanced individuals. Consider a person attending a lecture or a child attending school feeling relaxed, happy, and able to listen carefully to absorb what is being tau...

How Do Autism And Intellectual Disabilities Relative?

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  Does your child have both autism and an intellectual disability? According to studies, behavioural issues and intellectual disability usually coincide. People with intellectual disabilities are known to act aggressively or destructively, according to experts. Additionally, studies show that between 50% and 70% of individuals with autism also have an intellectual handicap. Researchers discovered that the likelihood of autism increased with the severity of the intellectual handicap. A combined condition of autism and intellectual disability affects 3%–4% of the population. Autism and intellectual disabilities share genetic components. Numerous genes are involved in the emergence of the two coexisting disorders. The signs of both disorders won't appear in every child, though. To ensure proper administration, it is essential to obtain a thorough examination. Early diagnosis and treatment may be beneficial for your child. A multidisciplinary approach is typically used to address behav...