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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2010

Parental Perspectives and Supporting Families, Alison Singer

from Yale University: Health & Medicine · host Yale Autism Seminar

Alison Singer, President of the Autism Science Foundation, addresses early warning signs, the effect of the diagnosis on the whole family and more from the point of view of a parent of a child with autism.

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This presentation is from the point of view of the parent of a child with autism. Alison Singer, President of the Autism Science Foundation, starts by reviewing the early warning signs of autism, highlighting the red flags and discussing the importance of early intervention. She looks at the effect of an autism diagnosis on the entire family, focusing on the challenges families face finding and paying for treatments, gaining access to appropriate schools, and worrying about their child’s future. The lecture also addresses the importance of focusing on evidence-based treatments for autism. Finally, it explains how and why many families fall victim to charlatans offering the latest “cure du jour” for autism.

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