The Influence of ASD Severity on Parental Overload: The Moderating Role of Parental Well-Being and the ASD Pragmatic Level

Author:

Lira Rodríguez Eva M.ORCID,Pascual Rocío Cremallet,Sanclemente Miguel Puyuelo,Martín-Hernández PilarORCID,Gil-Lacruz MartaORCID,Gil-Lacruz Ana I.ORCID

Abstract

The aim of the present study is to analyze the relation between the severity of symptoms in people with ASD on their parents’ overload, moderated by parental well-being and the ASD pragmatic level. A sample consisted of 28 fathers and mothers whose children had ASD. The obtained results showed that the higher the ASD severity, the better the parental overload was perceived if parents had low well-being levels. However, this relation did not occur if the parental well-being level was high. Moreover, the relation between severity and parental overload moderated by parental well-being occurred regardless of the pragmatic language level. Therefore, the main results of this study are that the responsibility for parental overload depends more on parental well-being than on the symptom severity of the person with ASD. The relevance of carrying out interventions with not only people with ASD, but also with their parents or caregivers for their well-being is highlighted.

Funder

The APC was funded by the department of science, university, and knowledge society of the government of Aragón, in charge of the reference research group Wellbeing and social capital

Publisher

MDPI AG

Subject

Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health

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