*A Parent’s Guide To Assessment Part 2: Putting Results Into Motion
My child has been evaluated, not what? This webinar is about how to better understand assessment results, as well as how to use on-going assessment to guide treatment
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*A Parent’s Guide To Assessment Part 1
Assessment is crucial in identifying a child's special needs; this webinar provides an overview. Important topics, such as understanding different types of assessment (diagnostic, educational, etc.), what parents
Diagnosis Matters
While making an accurate diagnosis of autism is important, it is also critical to look for other associated conditions that may require specific therapies. These can include
Medical Issues – Part 2
Gain insight into evidence-based medical problems often found in individuals with autism. Beyond the basics, this talk offers strategies parents and clinicians can use collaboratively to discuss appropriate
Parents: Working with Physicians
How to Get the Most Out of Your Practitioner: Be Prepared Presented by Nancy O’Hara, M.D. at the Fall 2012 ARI Conference Whether you go to see your
Medical Issues – Part 1
Presented by Elizabeth Mumper, MD at the Fall 2012 Autism Research Institute Conference Dr. Mumper provides an evidence-based overview of medical problems often found in children with autism,
What to Do When you Think You’ve Done it All
What to Do When you Think You’ve Done it All Presented by Vicki Kobliner, MS, RD at the Fall 2012 Autism Research Institute Conference Published: 12/05/2012 Ms.
Comorbid Medical Issues & ASD
It’s Not That Complicated – Maps for Navigating the Path to Healing Presented by Sidney M. Baker, M.D. for the Autism Research Institute An efficient partnership between clinician