Emotion Regulation in Autism

Autism spectrum disorders mainly conceived as social disabilities because lack of social interaction becomes most prominent characteristics. Emotional dysregulation is a key component in difficulties for children as well as adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASDs) in education, relationships and employment. Emotions also include physiological expressions and responses as they play critical role in regulations of memory, attention, perception and physical response. Some individuals with ASDs learn to suppress rather than managing negative feelings. This help them appear more socially acceptable, but the required internal effort has the negative consequences of distracting from social interplay, increasing isolation, escalating physiological stress, and hindering the growth of relationships because the underlying negative emotions continue and grow.

To present a paper on emotional regulation in autism, submit the abstract here. Email confirmation of the submitted abstract will be sent upon successful acceptance of the abstract

 

  • Neural mechanisms of autistic emotional regulation
  • Cognitive theories
  • Emotion regulatory strategies
  • Self regulatory strategies

Related Conference of Emotion Regulation in Autism

March 18-19, 2024

34th Euro Congress on Psychiatrists and Psychologists

Zurich, Switzerland
April 11-12, 2024

4th Annual Congress on Mental Health

Amsterdam, Netherlands
May 23-24, 2024

41th Global Psychiatry and Mental Health Conference

Zurich, Switzerland
May 27-28, 2024

6th European Autism Congress

Paris, France
July 15-16, 2024

6th International Congress on Mental Health

Amsterdam, Netherlands
September 09-10, 2024

5th Annual Congress on Psychiatry

London, UK

Emotion Regulation in Autism Conference Speakers

    Recommended Sessions

    Related Journals

    Are you interested in