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Can all family members support the child diagnosed with autism and his or her parents?
Yes, immediate and extended family members can support them through many means.
What should family members do to support the child with autism and his or her parents?
Family members should arrange family parties with the equal participation of the autistic child and his or her parents and should share their time with them and give them sympathy and support.
What should family members of children with autism avoid doing?
Family members should not compare the child diagnosed with autism with normal children.
Can a home be prepared for therapy?
Yes, with some thoughtfulness and attention to detail, any home can be prepared for therapy.
What are key factors to be considered when preparing the home for therapy?
Key factors are the security zone, a relaxing environment, the patience of the parents, and good knowledge of the requirements of the therapy.
Do caregivers need care for themselves, too?
Yes, they do, so that they can cope with the stress of the therapies and other home therapy conditions.