Learn More about Virtual Autism

Virtual Autism is a new condition seen in babies and toddlers who spend hours a day using screens. After such lengthy and continuous screen viewing, the children stop responding to their names, regress in their spoken language, slip into their "own little worlds" and may display autistic-like behavior such as spinning and flapping. Virtual Autism has been identified by psychologists around the world in countries including the U.S., Romania, France, and Iran. In this video, learn about the causes and treatments for Virtual Autism from early interventionist and researcher Lori Frome. Lori is interviewed by Jenifer Joy Madden, digital wellness instructor, health journalist and founder of DurableHuman.com. See more information at https://durablehuman.com/VirtualAutism. Download the free ebook “The Durable Human Manifesto” – easy-to-read inspiration for parents trying their best amid the glories and frustrations of the digital world:https://durablehuman.com/FreeManifesto NOTE: This video “Learn More about Virtual Autism” is the same as the video “Learn about Virtual Autism” which was first posted on June 8, but underwent technical damage and then was repaired, renamed, and moved to this location October 4.