Suicide Risk in Autism
The tendency toward suicide among children with autism is a serious issue, as statistics show that this group is significantly more prone to suicidal behavior. The underlying causes are linked to factors affecting the mental health of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
Main Causes of Suicidal Behavior in Autistic Children
- Mental Health Conditions:
Children with autism often suffer from co-occurring mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), which increase the risk of suicidal thoughts and actions. - Social Isolation:
Autistic children frequently face challenges in forming social connections, leaving them feeling isolated and misunderstood. - Stress and Overload:
Sensory overload and difficulties adapting to environmental changes can lead to heightened stress and emotional exhaustion. - Bullying and Discrimination:
Children with ASD are often targets of bullying in schools and other settings, contributing to depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation. - Difficulty Expressing Emotions:
Many autistic individuals struggle to verbalize their feelings, making it harder to seek help and resolve psychological challenges. - Lack of Adequate Support:
Families and individuals with autism often face limited access to medical and social support systems.
Alarming Statistics
Studies indicate that 10–15% of teenagers with autism experience suicidal thoughts. Suicide attempts are more prevalent among those with autism compared to individuals with depression and anxiety alone, without ASD.
Effective Suicide Prevention Methods
- Psychotherapeutic Support:
Regular therapy sessions to address mental health concerns. - Social Adaptation and Integration:
Programs to improve social skills and foster meaningful connections. - Stress and Emotional Management Training:
Teaching children effective coping mechanisms. - Timely Treatment of Co-occurring Mental Disorders:
Addressing depression, anxiety, and other conditions early. - Raising Awareness About Autism:
Promoting understanding to reduce stigma and bullying.
Modern Autism Treatment with Stem Cells
Stem cell therapy offers a promising solution for addressing many challenges faced by children with autism. At the Mardaleishvili Medical Center in Georgia, specialists have successfully implemented this method to improve the quality of life for autistic children and their families.
The procedure is minimally invasive, requires no prolonged rehabilitation, and has no significant contraindications. Initial results, such as improved skills and reduced autistic traits, are often visible within weeks and have lasting effects.
Give your child the opportunity for a happier life with autism—learn more about stem cell transplantation!
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In May 2023, my son underwent a stem cell transplant using his own cells to correct autism at the Mardaleishvili Clinic in Georgia. At that time, David was 11 years old. After the transplant, there have undoubtedly been improvements in David’s condition. David began to almost fully understand spoken language. He started to adequately perceive and react to the world around him. He became more attentive and now recognizes danger. David became more social, often approaching other children and trying...
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Hello, I would like to share my experience regarding the transplantation of own stem cells for the treatment of childhood autism. My son Fedya underwent the procedure in Georgia at the Mardaleishvili Clinic. As a mother, I really want quick and maximum results, but so far we are making slow progress. After the procedure, the child experienced an emotional outburst. Two weeks later, we noticed that he improved by 50% in understanding spoken language. He began to follow more complex...
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Our son Radomir is 15 years old. We are from Kyrgyzstan. In June 2023, Radomir underwent an autologous stem cell transplant for autism correction at the Mardaleishvili Clinic in Tbilisi. A year later, Radomir has shown noticeable progress. He has lost his aggression and tantrums, and his concentration and memory have improved. At school, teachers note that he has become more teachable and attentive. He finds mathematics easy. His writing has improved, and he no longer forgets letters. His vocabulary...
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Our son Samuel is 8 years old. We live in the USA. In June 2023, he underwent a transplantation of his own stem cells from umbilical cord blood for autism correction at the Mardaleishvili Clinic in Georgia. We have seen a lot of positive results this year. Samuel's eye contact has improved. His vocabulary has increased; he has started speaking in sentences. He can voice his desires now. He started to communicate with his peers, he began to communicate better...
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Our son Selim is 7 years old and he has cerebral palsy. In 2022, in the Mardaleishvili Clinic in Georgia, Selim underwent the first stem cell transplantation from his own bone marrow. After the procedure, Selim’s swallowing reflex improved, salivation decreased accordingly, and he began to chew better. Also he began to focus his eyes better, to recognize his relatives, to respond better when we talk to him, and to express interest in the environment. Selim's spasticity has decreased and...
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Our son David is 6 years old. We are from Kazakhstan. In May 2023, David underwent a transplantation of his own stem cells at the clinic of Mardaleishvili in Georgia for the correction of the following diagnoses: right-sided hemiplegia and delayed mental and speech development. After the transplantation, the right leg has almost completely recovered and there is significant improvement in the right arm. New words have appeared; David can form phrases of two or three words. He started using...
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