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Common triggers
Sensory overload: Jarring or intense sounds, lights, or smells.
Disruptions in routine: Unexpected changes to a daily schedule or environment.
Sleep disturbances: Lack of sleep can be a contributing factor.
Underlying medical or mental health issues: Undiagnosed problems can trigger aggression.
Communication difficulties: Frustration when a person is unable to express their needs or wants effectively.
Management and treatment
Identify triggers: Understand the specific situations or sensations that lead to aggression.
Stay calm: When aggression occurs, remain calm and try to de-escalate the situation.
Modify the environment: Make changes to the environment to prevent triggers, such as reducing sensory input.
Reinforce positive behaviors: Positively reinforce desirable behaviors to make them more likely to occur in the future.
Teach alternative communication: Work on teaching the individual how to communicate their needs and wants in a more appropriate way.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA): A therapeutic approach that is highly effective in reducing aggressive behaviors by teaching new skills.
Professional help: Consult with healthcare professionals to develop an individualized plan, which may include functional behavioral assessments and, in some cases, medication.

Orlando and Central Florida offer various autism services, including social skills groups and support through organizations like the Autism Society of Greater Orlando (ASGO) and Spectrum Autism Support Center. Medical services are available at places like Golisano Children’s Hospital, which is a certified autism center, and other centers provide ABA therapy and other therapies. Additionally, families can explore state-level programs for financial assistance and support.
Organizations and support
Autism Society of Greater Orlando (ASGO): Offers social skills groups, family support, education, advocacy, and public awareness.
Spectrum Autism Support Center: Provides programs, support groups, events, and resources for individuals with autism and their families.
My Autism Connection Inc.: Another support group in the area, according to the Florida Department of Health.

Florida Autism Center: Although located in Orange Park, this center offers a variety of ABA therapy services, including in-home, center-based, community-based, and virtual options for children.

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