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Self Esteem Issues with Autistic Children

Self Esteem Issues with Autistic Children. Danielle Morales Psychology Major CHHS 302 Professional Writing for the Health and Human Services. Professional Interest. Psychology Major, focus in School Psychology Being able to help future students deal with self-esteem issues

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Self Esteem Issues with Autistic Children

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  1. Self Esteem Issues with Autistic Children Danielle Morales Psychology Major CHHS 302 Professional Writing for the Health and Human Services

  2. Professional Interest Psychology Major, focus in School Psychology Being able to help future students deal with self-esteem issues Be able to put parents at ease to help their Autistic child

  3. Critical Situation • Mistake their constant corrections with criticism • Under the microscope feeling • In and out of different doctors • Caregivers treat them as another study instead of a person

  4. Rhetorical Timing • Depression • Not good enough • Low self-esteem • No confidence

  5. "They Say" • They need to be reassured that they haven't done anything wrong • The child is also learning how to deal with their disability • With constant doctor visits and test there is a high risk of the child having low self esteem • Could potentially lead to depression

  6. Community Connection • Parents learn different ways to helping their Autistic child cope with their disorder. • Doctors/therapist could begin to treat the child as a human being, instead of just another case study.

  7. Thank you. Questions?

  8. References Dahlbeck, D., & Lightsey, O. r. (2008). Generalized self-efficacy, coping, and self-esteem as predictors of    psychological adjustment among children with disabilities or chronic illnesses. Children's Health Care, 37(4), 293-315. Lovell, B. , Moss, M. , & Wetherell, M. (2012). With a little help from my friends: Psychological, endocrine and health corollaries of social support in parental caregivers of children with autism or adhd. Research in Developmental Disabilities, 33(2), 682-687. Schoenstadt, A. (2009, Janurary 16). Autism Statistics. Autism home page. From http://autism.emedtv.com/autism/autism-statistics.html Simmons, K.L.(n.d.). Building Self Esteem in Children with Autism and Asperger Syndrome, Autism Today, http://www.autismtoday.com/articles/buildingselfesteem.html Wadman, R., Durkin, K., & Conti-Ramsden, G. (2008). Self-Esteem, Shyness, and Sociability in Adolescents With Specific Language Impairment (SLI). Journal Of Speech, Language & Hearing Research, 51(4), 938-952.

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