Mark Haddon wrote the best-selling book and won both the Whitbread Book of the Year awards and the Whitbread Novel. Mark Haddon, "Who in the world would want to know a 15-year-old with a disability?" she cried. In his book. Little did he know that it was this handicapped 15-year-old boy who was promoting his book, winning awards and becoming a bestseller. The title of the book is "Time-Time the Incredible Night Dog and boy Christopher."
Christopher is an outstanding entertainer. It can list all the countries and titles of the world. He has a photographic memory and mathematical and scientific wisdom. Despite his extraordinary wisdom, he cannot think, reason or joke. He also does not like crowded places and people touching him. People with autistic savants both exhibit traits in common between those with autism and those with Savant Syndrome. Autism is one of the growing problems among the Autism Spectrum Disorders group. This situation is most evident in social, psychological and emotional problems. Savant Syndrome is characterized by very low intelligence, but it is a rare genetic component in mathematics, music, art and memorization.
In the story, Christopher's parents are separate. His mother decided to leave Christopher and his father because she could no longer cope with the demands of having a depressed child. Parents caring for special children, such as children with autism, may have a higher rate of depression than most parents. This is because their children have special needs, unusual behaviours, and different abilities than other children their age. These children will likely have trouble communicating, thus triggering an unusual response. An example of this is when a child with autism cries for no reason and starts beating himself. She might be upset, but she couldn't express herself because she didn't know-how. Some children with autism and neurological problems may experience extreme or severe sensitivity, pressure, movement, and noise. They will display certain behaviours that are sometimes difficult to understand, such as avoiding certain types of food and drink, biting or hitting, repetitive movements and screaming. Some may show a strong attachment to certain ways and a fear of new places or people. Acknowledging the needs and dealing with the behaviour of these children is not easy and can therefore cause great stress.
Autism can greatly reduce a child's world. They live in safety and anything they deem dangerous to their safety should be avoided. However, many factors, situations and needs of society force them to deal with insecurity, which often causes them to be extremely anxious. Children with autism, unknowingly or unwittingly, have a constant worry about anything new or beyond their control. As in the book, Christopher fell ill and frightened when he had to cross a familiar city. Unlike many children, people with autism cannot easily adapt to new situations or situations. The process of learning to understand and accept what you didn't know before causes high levels of anxiety.
Although adapting to dealing with children with autism may seem like a daunting task, much has been researched and published about proper management that will reduce not only children's anxiety but also their parents' stress. Some approaches, such as Behavioral Behavior, Behavioral Behavior, and Behavioral Behavior, have proven effective in correcting unwanted behaviours and improving learning skills in children with autism. Other people with problems other than autism may need additional treatment as recommended by their doctor. Children with autism also become depressed because they are not happy with their immune system shutting down automatically and may need more treatment than previously mentioned. In this case, it is very good to consult a psychiatrist and possibly other medications will be given.
Christopher's story concludes that he was so successful that his mother decided to return home to take care of him. As in this fictional novel, families who need coping in real life can do the same for coping with stress and anxiety. With appropriate treatment, medication or therapy, depression and anxiety among parents and children with autism can be successfully addressed.
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