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Helping Autistic Childern In The APLA Institution
Kouklíková, Monika ; Poláčková, Jana (advisor) ; Cintlová, Jitka (referee)
This bachelor thesis includes basic findings concerning Disorders from autistic spectrum. Theoretical part is divided into eight chapters. Following chapters describe NAUTIS organisation per se and case reports compiled and based on discussions. In the theoretical part I explained what means Disorders from autistic spectrum. It follows by history, ethology and Disorders from autistic spectrum. Furthermore analysis of each individual disorder, which should elucidate symptoms and behavior of people with Disorders from autistic spectrum. In the end of the theoretical part, the bachelor thesis is aboutdemography, organisations and legislativ impact. Practical part is compiled from cases based on discussions with families, where I work as an personal assistant. I work with the families more than a year and they were willing to cooperate with me.
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Autism and Zootheraphy
Chamillová, Marie ; Jančaříková, Kateřina (advisor) ; Pavlasová, Lenka (referee)
Title: Autism and zootherapy In my thesis I deal with the topic of using different kinds of zootherapy for people with various autistic spectrum disorders. The thesis has a goal to find out diverse possibilities which zootherapy can offer to people with autistic spectrum disorders. I focused on exploration what kind of zootherapy is suitable for the specific diagnosis or the other way around, what kind of zootherapy is not a good fit for a concrete diagnosis. In the thesis I also describe a various subtypes of autistic spectrum disorders including Asperger's syndrome. I co-operate with organizations which are engaged in assistance for people with autism spectrum disorders, medical treatment and rehabilitation, zootherapy or professional animal assistance training. Zootherapy is in a constant expansion and suitability of various kinds of this therapeutic method for each autistic spectrum disorder, or mentally and physically disabled is still a matter of contemporary research. Key words: autism, autistic spectrum, zootherapy, Asperger's syndrome, assistance, canistherapy, hippotherapy
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