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Pinnacle Blooms
@ Chanda Nagar

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Our soul purpose of existence is: enriching families with effective skills & intervention strategies for overall development of the children through hand crafted programs by industry experts leading to overall development of the child thus happy families.

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Pakalapati shoban kumar

Partner Chief Therapist, National Care Center, Chanda Nagar

Mirza Suleman Ali Baig

Admin Manager, Chanda Nagar

Yarlagadda Srividya

Speech Therapist, Chanda Nagar

Dr.Mohammed ikramm Ahmed Khan shahtozoi

Occupational Therapist, Chanda Nagar

Morila Ratna Kumar

Partner Director, Pinnacle @ Chandanagar , Chanda Nagar

Pinnacle Chandanagar

Admin, Chanda Nagar

Shaheen begum

Occupational Therapist, Chanda Nagar

Maha Lakshmi

Occupational Therapist, Chanda Nagar

A Krishna vinay

Behavioural Therapist, Chanda Nagar

Mounika Janga

Admin Manager, Chanda Nagar

DIYAKRISHNA N P

Speech Therapist, Chanda Nagar

Banoth Arunathara

Behavioural Therapist, Chanda Nagar

Gara Rupavathi

Occupational Therapist, Chanda Nagar

Prasanthi Devara

Occupational Therapist, Chanda Nagar

Anjali. Seethala

Behavioural Therapist, Chanda Nagar

Manasa N

Behavioural Therapist, Chanda Nagar

j Venkata Ramana

Speech Therapist, Chanda Nagar

Md Mujtaba Ali Farhan

Speech Therapist, Chanda Nagar

p.pallavi

Speech Therapist, Chanda Nagar

Jaladi Sirisha

Occupational Therapist, Chanda Nagar

shaik fayaz basha

Admin Manager, Chanda Nagar

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5/31/2023 9:56:38 AM

*AUTISM SMILE AND ATTACHMENT STYLES 

Autism smile:-

1)The "autism smile" is a term used to describe a specific smiling pattern observed in individuals with autism.

2)It is characterized by a brief and fleeting smile that appears to be driven by internal stimuli rather than external social cues.

3)The autism smile is considered a self-stimulatory behavior or stimming, which helps individuals with autism regulate sensory experiences or manage anxiety.

4)The smile may be accompanied by repetitive movements or gestures, such as hand flapping or rocking.

5)It is important to recognize that the autism smile may not necessarily reflect happiness or social engagement in the same way as a smile in neurotypical individuals, and it should be understood within the context of autism's unique characteristics and sensory processing.

Attachment styles:-

1)Attachment styles refer to patterns of emotional bonding and interaction that individuals develop with their primary caregivers during early childhood.

2)There are four main attachment styles: secure, avoidant, ambivalent, and disorganized.

3)Secure attachment is characterized by a positive and trusting relationship with caregivers, leading to a sense of security, comfort, and confidence in exploring the world.

4)Avoidant attachment is marked by a tendency to avoid or minimize closeness and emotional intimacy, often due to perceived rejection or neglect in early relationships.

5)Ambivalent attachment involves mixed feelings of clinginess and resistance to social engagement, resulting from inconsistent or unpredictable caregiving experiences. Disorganized attachment refers to contradictory and disoriented behaviors in relationships, often stemming from traumatic or abusive experiences.

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5/30/2023 10:58:09 AM

The posterior interosseous  nerve is a branch of the radial  nerve which comes off the posterior cord of the brachial supersystem. The posterior interosseous  nerve inventories motor innervation to the posterior forearm. The terminal branch of the posterior interosseous  nerve peregrination distally into the  bottom of the 4th rearward  cube of the wrist to innervate the rearward wrist capsule. This  exertion reviews the etiology,  donation, evaluation, and  operation of posterior interosseous  nerve pattern and reviews the  part of the interprofessional  platoon in  assessing, diagnosing, and managing the condition  preface  Knowledge of the  deconstruction and function of each  nerve is essential to diagnose which  nerve and  contraction  point is involved  rightly. The posterior interosseous  nerve is a branch of the radial  nerve, which comes off the posterior cord of the brachial supersystem. With  nerve roots C5 to T1, the radial  nerve travels down the arm and divides into superficial and deep branches in the proximal forearm. typically the deep branch of the radial  nerve dives into the posterior forearm through the heads of the supinator to  crop  as the posterior interosseous  nerve. Anatomical variants include the deep radial  nerve passing through the Arcade of Frohse to come the posterior interosseous  nerve. This variant can increase  vulnerability to  smash. The posterior interosseous  nerve inventories motor innervation to the posterior forearm. The terminal branch of the posterior interosseous  nerve peregrination distally into the  bottom of the 4th rearward  cube of the wrist to innervate the rearward wrist capsule.   Compression neuropathies of the radial  nerve distal to the elbow include radial lair pattern, posterior interosseous  nerve pattern, and Wartenberg pattern. Each of these has distinct symptoms, which can help with  relating the correct  opinion. Posterior interosseous  nerve pattern is a compressive neuropathy of the posterior interosseous  nerve which innervates the extensor  cube of the forearm. It  generally has an insidious onset,  frequently presenting with weakness in cutlet and thumb extension. still, there should be preservation in wrist extension due to the radial  nerve innervated extensor carpi radialis longus. It's  frequently  tone- limiting and resolves with conservative measures. still, symptoms that are refractory to nonoperative treatment may bear surgical  relaxation.   Etiology  Posterior interosseous  nerve pattern can affect from trauma, space-  enwrapping lesions like rheumatoid arthritis, brachial neuritis, and  robotic  contraction. The most common  point of  contraction is at the hall of Frohse( the proximal edge of the supinator). repetitious pronation/ supination conditioning can also can posterior interosseous  nerve pattern.  Pathophysiology  The pathophysiological base of  nerve injury depends on the  inflexibility of  nerve contraction. Nerve injury can subdivide into three  orders neuropraxia, axonotmesis, and neurotmesis. Neuropraxia is the mildest form and is demyelination at the  point of injury. This injury is  generally from  contraction or traction and can affect in slowed conduction  rapidity.  Evaluation  The evaluation may include an electromyography( EMG) and  nerve conduction study( NCS). This study may show denervation changes in the muscles innervated by the posterior interosseous  nerve. There will be sparing of muscles innervated by the radial  nerve, including triceps, anconeus, brachioradialis, and extensor carpi radialis longus. There will also be normal  sensitive  nerve action  eventuality of the superficial radial  nerve Differential opinion  The  discriminational  opinion for posterior interosseous  nerve pattern includes radial lair pattern and Wartenberg pattern.  Treatment/ operation  Treatment of posterior interosseous  nerve pattern starts with non-surgical  operation, which can include splinting, NSAIDs, physical  remedy,  exertion  revision. surgical treatment is reserved for those refractory to conservative  operation for at least 3 months. Surgical  relaxation focuses on releasing areas of  contraction. After surgery, the case should start beforehand active range of  stir. The case may continue to see advancements in symptoms for months after surgery.  prognostic  prognostic is generally good with conservative measures.  Complications  Complications can include an deficient  relaxation,  durability of symptoms,  incapability to return to work at their preoperative  position, as well as  incapability to do physically demanding jobs.   Postoperative and Rehabilitation Care  Rehabilitation should start soon after  relaxation with an early active range of  stir. It may take up to 18 months to recover completely.

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5/24/2023 10:07:08 AM

Heberden nodule:

Heberden’s nodules are bony growths those are mostly  developd on the DIP,PIP joints, otherwise known as the interphalangeal joints. These are mostly  seen in the joints nearest to the fingertips and can restrict the finger movements.These type of nodules commonly develop in people who have  a degenerative diseases like osteoarthritis or OA. It will  cause pain, stiffness,and discomfort.

Causes:

Heberden’s nodes develop in people with osteoarthritis.
Each joint in the body has a layer of cartilage that helps protect the bones. OA causes this layer of cartilage to gradually degrade, allowing the bones in the joints to make direct contact with each other. Over time, the bones can become damaged from scraping together.The body reacts to this damage by triggering the development of new bone formations, which are known as nodes.These nodes are one type of bone formation that can develop on the fingers in severe cases of OA.

Symptoms:

1.pain
2.Inflammation around the finger joints
3.stiffness in the affected area
4.Restrictions of movements in finger joints or affected area

Risk factors:

These are commonly seen in people who have OA,which is degeneration of joints,but exact caues of this disease unknown
 Some risk factors for the condition include:
1.age
2.Family history
3. gout
4.overweight or obesity
4.Injury to the joints
5.Excessive use of finger joints in unappropriate manner

Treatment:

NSAIDS like ibuprofen

Treatment for this nodules focuses on the underlying condition, which is OA. However, OA is a chronic condition that currently has no cure, so treating it will try to manage the symptoms and reduce pain.
We can reduce the pain with the help of physical exercises, hydrotherapy

Exercising can work in several ways to improve symptoms. For example, resistance exercises can help to increase muscle strength, which reduces the pressure on joints. It can also promote bone flexibility and density.

Exercise can also help someone to lose weight, which may improve symptoms of OA in people who are overweight.

The best type of exercise will vary, depending on several factors, such as disease progression or age.

As Heberden’s nodes occur in more severe cases of OA, a person should develop a structured exercise plan with the help of an occupational or physical therapist. Exercise needs to be engaged in regularly for someone to get the most benefit.

Better to avoid weight training exercises, running,which can add strain to the joints. It is best  to do  activities where the joints are supported  and flexibile such as swimming or cycling.

In mild cases, a person may need surgery if nodes do not improve and cause continuous discomfort. In  surgery they will usually  removing the extra bone formation and reconstructing the affected joints.

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5/19/2023 10:58:15 AM

Self bitting and self harming 

* Self bitting is a habitual  bitting of one's own body. 
* self bitting is a part of stimming behaviour in autism spectrum disorder ( ASD).
*  Bitting is a common part in babies and toddlers during childhood development. 
*  self harm is also known as self injury, self mutilation, self abuse. 
*  self harm is defined as hurting yourself on purpose. People may hurt themselves for many reasons. 
*  The most common part of this behavior involves : hand banging , hand bitting and excessive self rubbing and scratching. 
*  self harm is occur when people some people intentially damages or injures their own body. 
* It is a self harming behaviour. 
* It can be occur when someone repeatedly harm themselves. 
*  most often biting is a sign of frustration. 
* mostly people who self-harm are not attempting suicide. 
* it can be also referred to as non suicidal self injury. 
*  however self harm can causes more damage to someone's health. 
*  self harm include some behaviour such as Cutting, burning  or hitting yourself, pulling yourself in a risky situation overdosing on medication.

 Treatment for self bitting and self harming  :

*  The best treatments for self-harming  and self bitting is cognitive behaviour therapy .
*  medication such as antidepressant mood stabilizer and anxiolyties. 
*  In addition to treat psychiatric condition ( CBT).
*  It refers to  causing pain  or damage to your own body, and can be suicidal or non-suicidal in intent. 
*  Self-injury is more common in young people. 
*  Some people who self-harm may also have suicidal thoughts.

Symptoms of self bitting and self harming  :

*  Self-harm can take on different forms .It can include like cutting, burning, biting or scratching the skin
picking at wounds or scabs so they don’t heal
pulling out hair, punching or hitting the body
taking harmful substances
 
*  Self-harm is normally a sign that a person is feeling intense emotional pain and distress.
*  There are many support options for self-harming behaviour, whether you are seeking support for yourself .
* Self-injury mostly happens in private. Usually.
*  Examples of self-harm include
Cutting, scratching or stabbing with a sharp object, one of the most common methods.
*  Burning with lit matches, cigarettes or heated, sharp objects such as knives.
*  Carving words or symbols on the skin.
Self-hitting, punching, biting or head banging.
Piercing the skin with sharp objects.
* Inserting objects under the skin.
*  Most frequently, the arms, legs, chest and belly are the targets of self-harm. 
*  Many people self-injure only a few times and
 then stop. But for others, self-injury can become a longer term, repeated behavior.

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5/19/2023 10:54:23 AM

Self bitting and self harming 
* Self bitting is a habitual  bitting of one's own body. 
* self bitting is a part of stimming behaviour in autism spectrum disorder ( ASD).
*  Bitting is a common part in babies and toddlers during childhood development. 
*  self harm is also known as self injury, self mutilation, self abuse. 
*  self harm is defined as hurting yourself on purpose. People may hurt themselves for many reasons. 
*  The most common part of this behavior involves : hand banging , hand bitting and excessive self rubbing and scratching. 
*  self harm is occur when people some people intentially damages or injures their own body. 
* It is a self harming behaviour. 
* It can be occur when someone repeatedly harm themselves. 
*  most often biting is a sign of frustration. 
* mostly people who self-harm are not attempting suicide. 
* it can be also referred to as non suicidal self injury. 
*  however self harm can causes more damage to someone's health. 
*  self harm include some behaviour such as Cutting, burning  or hitting yourself, pulling yourself in a risky situation overdosing on medication.

 Treatment for self bitting and self harming  :

*  The best treatments for self-harming  and self bitting is cognitive behaviour therapy .
*  medication such as antidepressant mood stabilizer and anxiolyties. 
*  In addition to treat psychiatric condition ( CBT).
*  It refers to  causing pain  or damage to your own body, and can be suicidal or non-suicidal in intent. 
*  Self-injury is more common in young people. 
*  Some people who self-harm may also have suicidal thoughts.

Symptoms of self bitting and self harming  :

*  Self-harm can take on different forms .It can include like cutting, burning, biting or scratching the skin
picking at wounds or scabs so they don’t heal
pulling out hair, punching or hitting the body
taking harmful substances
 
*  Self-harm is normally a sign that a person is feeling intense emotional pain and distress.
*  There are many support options for self-harming behaviour, whether you are seeking support for yourself .
* Self-injury mostly happens in private. Usually.
*  Examples of self-harm include
Cutting, scratching or stabbing with a sharp object, one of the most common methods.
*  Burning with lit matches, cigarettes or heated, sharp objects such as knives.
*  Carving words or symbols on the skin.
Self-hitting, punching, biting or head banging.
Piercing the skin with sharp objects.
* Inserting objects under the skin.
*  Most frequently, the arms, legs, chest and belly are the targets of self-harm. 
*  Many people self-injure only a few times and
 then stop. But for others, self-injury can become a longer term, repeated behavior.

#RaiseAgainstAutism 
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5/19/2023 10:53:43 AM

Self bitting and self harming 
* Self bitting is a habitual  bitting of one's own body. 
* self bitting is a part of stimming behaviour in autism spectrum disorder ( ASD).
*  Bitting is a common part in babies and toddlers during childhood development. 
*  self harm is also known as self injury, self mutilation, self abuse. 
*  self harm is defined as hurting yourself on purpose. People may hurt themselves for many reasons. 
*  The most common part of this behavior involves : hand banging , hand bitting and excessive self rubbing and scratching. 
*  self harm is occur when people some people intentially damages or injures their own body. 
* It is a self harming behaviour. 
* It can be occur when someone repeatedly harm themselves. 
*  most often biting is a sign of frustration. 
* mostly people who self-harm are not attempting suicide. 
* it can be also referred to as non suicidal self injury. 
*  however self harm can causes more damage to someone's health. 
*  self harm include some behaviour such as Cutting, burning  or hitting yourself, pulling yourself in a risky situation overdosing on medication.

 Treatment for self bitting and self harming  :

*  The best treatments for self-harming  and self bitting is cognitive behaviour therapy .
*  medication such as antidepressant mood stabilizer and anxiolyties. 
*  In addition to treat psychiatric condition ( CBT).
*  It refers to  causing pain  or damage to your own body, and can be suicidal or non-suicidal in intent. 
*  Self-injury is more common in young people. 
*  Some people who self-harm may also have suicidal thoughts.

Symptoms of self bitting and self harming  :

*  Self-harm can take on different forms .It can include like cutting, burning, biting or scratching the skin
picking at wounds or scabs so they don’t heal
pulling out hair, punching or hitting the body
taking harmful substances
 
*  Self-harm is normally a sign that a person is feeling intense emotional pain and distress.
*  There are many support options for self-harming behaviour, whether you are seeking support for yourself .
* Self-injury mostly happens in private. Usually.
*  Examples of self-harm include
Cutting, scratching or stabbing with a sharp object, one of the most common methods.
*  Burning with lit matches, cigarettes or heated, sharp objects such as knives.
*  Carving words or symbols on the skin.
Self-hitting, punching, biting or head banging.
Piercing the skin with sharp objects.
* Inserting objects under the skin.
*  Most frequently, the arms, legs, chest and belly are the targets of self-harm. 
*  Many people self-injure only a few times and
 then stop. But for others, self-injury can become a longer term, repeated behavior.

#RaiseAgainstAutism 
#PinnacleSaysItAll
#PinnacleBloomsNetwork
#1AutismTherapyCentresNetwork

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5/16/2023 9:13:38 AM

-In perception exercises, participants are asked to respond to information. They may do something like counting the number of instances of a letter in a square or describing an image that could be interpreted in several different ways. Such activities can involve the use of optical illusions and other tricks to show how the eye, and the brain, can be fooled. The leader may have people respond publicly as a group, or could ask them to privately note their perceptions 
-When all the members of the group have provided feedback, the leader of the perception exercises can talk about what they really saw, and why people returned varied responses. In the example of letters in a sentence, for example, it’s common for people to skip over some words, or to miss letters because they are not at the beginning or end of a word. Priming can also play a role; if, for example, people are asked to look for a specific letter and then shown the sentence, they may respon kid differently than if they see the sentence first and then are asked to count the instances of a given letter.

-Purpose
This activity highlights individual’s ability to recognise objects by hearing their visual characteristics and illustrates the importance of perception and attention to detail in gathering information.

-Objective
Delegates must guess an object through hearing some physical description of it.

-What You Need
A blank sheet of paper and a pen for each delegate.
A collection of 10 items in a cardboard box. Examples for items include: a mug, a hole puncher, car keys, a wallet, etc.
Setup
Select one of the participants randomly or ask for a volunteer and assign him or her as the describer.
The describer has to look into the box, pick an item and describe it in such a way that the other delegates won’t be able to see the object.
The describer should describe the object using characteristics such as shape, colour, texture and size for 1 minute. The describer shouldn’t mention the use or the composition material of the item.
All other delegates should write down what they think each item being described is.
At the end of the tasks, delegates should write down their guesses on a flipchart and compare the accuracy of their choices.

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you Would Love
etv Responsive
Management
dinamalar Live Stream
of Therapy
business today Patented
Miracle System
med India Transparent
Therapies
Sakshi Most Affordable
Therapy Price
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Therapies
telangana today Continual
Feedback
ABN Certified
Therapists
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Development
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