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Early Intervention Services for Toddlers with ASD
Receiving an Autism Spectrum Diagnosis (ASD) can be an extremely stressful family event. Once the reports are read it may help to put them away for future reference and begin to focus on intervention. The shift from feelings of helplessness during the diagnostic process, to feelings of hopefulness...
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Early Intervention Resources for Families with Young Children
Research shows that early intervention (birth - age three) improves outcomes for children with autism and other special needs. Two good resources for families are: NECTAC (National Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center) with an overview of early intervention, data, and contacts...
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The Early Identification of Young Children with ASD
In developed countries, a child’s initial assessment for ASD typically takes place before they enter elementary school. Usually the question asked at that point is whether or not the child suffers from Autism and what can be done as the child prepares to enter an organized school setting....
