Early Identification of Autism- Part 1 (ASD Tri-State Webinar)

Presented by: Susan Hepburn, Ph.D.

Originally aired: March 23, 2022


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Which of the following symptoms of Autism are rarely seen in 2-3 year olds:*
When considering a differential identification between ASD and Global Developmental Delay, children with ASD*
When considering a differential identification between ASD and Speech-Language Impairment, children with Speech-language impairment:*
Although we cannot prevent or subvert the emotional difficulties parents may experience, if we avoid having difficult conversations, we may unintentionally make things harder for parents and children.*