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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2020 · 50 MIN

Episode 13 - Autism Series: Part 1 - ADOS & ADI-R With Emma Woodhouse

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Episode 13 - Autism Series: Part 1 - ADOS & ADI-R With Emma Woodhouse To kick off the Autism series, I invited Emma Woodhouse,   Neurodevelopmental Specialist, onto the podcast to provide her expertise on two of the assessment tools used in the diagnosis of Autism. Emma is a trainer in the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule-2 (ADOS-2) and Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised (ADI-R). She also runs workshops in ASD and ADHD. We explore some of the reasons behind why an assessment may be suggested for someone, the assessments themselves and touch upon the importance of routines.  Emma can be found on twitter (@emmawoodhouse40). Other episodes in the series include Autism and Occupational Therapy Autism & Me - Lived Experience with Rees Finlay &Daniel Grice Camouflaging & Autism - Lived Experience With Ben Jones Cultural Perspectives on Autism Females & Autism If you want to share your thoughts and opinions on what you hear, you can contact me via twitter (@ot_chill) Instagram (otandchill) and email ([email protected]) If you would like to me a guest on the podcast, please drop me an email too on the address above.

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