The Dysregulated Brain in Autism: What Parents See and What Is Happening Inside the Autistic Brain
📌 New Important Post from Dr. Ken Alibek
Dear Parents,
Dr. Ken has published a new post: “The Dysregulated Brain in Autism: What Parents See and What Is Happening Inside the Autistic Brain.”
This is truly one of the most important posts we have shared recently.
In this post, Dr. Ken explains, in clear and understandable language, why children may experience
symptoms such as:
* covering their ears because of sounds
* constant movement or inability to sit still
* spinning objects
* stimming and repetitive behaviors
* anxiety and fear in new situations
* becoming overwhelmed by noise, crowds, or changes
* emotional outbursts
* aggression or self-injurious behaviors
* sudden laughing or crying without an obvious reason
* difficulty adapting to new environments or routines
Many of the questions you frequently ask while following the protocol — “Why is this happening?” “What is going on inside my child’s brain?” “Why do these symptoms appear?” — are answered in this post.
Most importantly, this article helps us understand that these behaviors are not random. They are signals from a dysregulated brain trying to cope with overload and restore balance.
We strongly recommend that every parent read this post carefully.
📖 You can read the full article on the Autism Navigator Brazil – Clinical Notes from Dr. Ken website:
https://www.healthnavigatorhub.com/post/the-dysregulated-brain-in-autism