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How can I tell if my child might be autistic?
How can I tell if my child might be autistic?
Every child develops at their own pace, but there are some early signs of autism you can look out for—like delays in speech, avoiding eye contact, repetitive behaviors, or extreme reactions to sounds or textures. If you have concerns, it’s okay to ask questions. We're here to help you find the right professionals for screening and diagnosis in Belize
Where can I get my child assessed or diagnosed in Belize?
Where can I get my child assessed or diagnosed in Belize?
We’ve compiled a list of trusted professionals and organizations throughout Belize — like The Inspiration Center, Monarch Counseling, and licensed child psychologists — who offer diagnostic services. Just visit our Resources & Experts page or reach out to our team, and we’ll guide you through the steps, no stress.
Are there schools or teachers in Belize trained to support autistic students?
Are there schools or teachers in Belize trained to support autistic students?
While Belize is still growing in this area, more teachers and schools are becoming aware and inclusive. We provide training sessions, tools, and videos specifically for educators, and we can also suggest schools that have experience supporting neurodiverse learners.
Can my child with autism live a normal life?
Can my child with autism live a normal life?
Absolutely. With the right support, children and adults with autism can live joyful, meaningful, independent lives. "Normal" looks different for everyone—and we celebrate that! Autism is not a limitation, it’s a different way of experiencing the world.
Is autism caused by vaccines?
Is autism caused by vaccines?
No. Scientific studies around the world have proven that vaccines do NOT cause autism. That myth started from a false study that was later discredited. Protecting your child with vaccines is still one of the most important things you can do for their health.
How can I support a student or coworker with autism?
How can I support a student or coworker with autism?
The best way to support someone with autism is to be patient, learn about their communication style, and create a safe, consistent environment. Ask respectful questions, offer choices, and celebrate their strengths. Everyone deserves to feel understood and valued.
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