Published on 12, July, 2020
Hello everyone,
I am writing to you with a heavy heart and a plea for help regarding my brother's condition. He is a young individual who is currently struggling with learning difficulties and deficiencies in social and independence skills, and we have been unable to find suitable treatment options for him in both Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia. His current situation has led to depression, and our family is desperately seeking a solution that can provide him with the appropriate care and support he needs.
I reach out to you with the hope that you can offer guidance and advice on how we can transfer my brother to a treatment center that can address his specific needs. Our search has been challenging, as we have not found adequate resources or support in our current locations.
We are open to exploring treatment options outside of Saudi Arabia and Ethiopia, and we are willing to make the necessary arrangements to facilitate his transfer to a center that can provide the specialized care he requires. However, we are in need of your expertise and knowledge to help us navigate this process successfully.
Any information or advice you can provide regarding centers, organizations, or professionals experienced in treating individuals with autism would be invaluable to us. I believe together we can make a difference in his life.
Thank you for taking the time to read this message, and I am sincerely grateful for any assistance or advice you can offer. Your contributions can bring light to my brother's life and provide our family with the comfort and hope we so desperately need.
Treat what specifically? Because you cannot make an autistic person not autistic. It doesn't work that way.
By treatment, I meant rehabilitative programs that help build social skills to be self-reliant and independent, to be able to work, perform sports, have friends, and all of this.
Well some things your borther will never have, nor will he want to either, if he is happy with a few close people and not inclined to sports anyway. Those things that are just how he is and cannot change need acceptance not fixing.What you want is lifeskills classes, a math tutor to teach budgeting, they do not have to be autism specific or be run from a centre specifically for people with extra needs, you can get a home tutor for many skills but the teacher must be autism friendly and patient. Never raise their voice to make your brother scared or he will dread the class and not be able to participate. You can't punish autistic people for being autistic, and because of how his anxiety will work you can only encourage him and parise him when he makse steps to achieve things. The key to autistic learning is to be coaxed not pushed.
Thank you. much appreciated for this valuable information's.