Delayed Echolalia in Autism
Delayed echolalia is common in autistic children and is often a meaningful form of communication, not “just repetition.”

Delayed echolalia is common in autistic children and is often a meaningful form of communication, not “just repetition.”

Autism and OCD can look nearly identical when routines, repetition, and rigidity are involved—but the underlying reasons are often very different.

Autism and trauma can look strikingly similar in young adults, especially after years of masking and coping.

Sleep difficulties are extremely common in autistic children and can affect mood, behavior, learning, and family well-being.


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