This text opens a critical dialogue through which students, researchers, and clinicians can challenge their ideas about what it means to work with the unique presentations of individuals on the Spectrum.
This text opens a critical dialogue through which students, researchers, and clinicians can challenge their ideas about what it means to work with the unique presentations of individuals on the Spectrum.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michael Wolff, PsyD, ABPdN, is a Clinical Psychologist and board certified neuropsychologist. He is the Co-Founder of Behavioral Resources And Institute for Neuropsychological Services (BRAINS). Bradley Bridges, LMSW, is an outpatient counselor providing therapy to children, adolescents, and young adults at BRAINS. He specializes in challenges associates with ASD, providing services for clients, parents, and professionals. Thomas Denczek, LMSW, has been practicing for 25 years. Mr. Denczek has experience with children and families in residential, community mental health, in-home, and outpatient care settings. He is also an advocate for those with ASD.
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1. The Evolution of Autism Spectrum Disorder Michael Wolff and Rochelle Manor 2. Differential Diagnosis Jennifer Maurer and Christina Warholic 3. Key Aspects of Testing in Autism Spectrum Disorder Cassandra E. Marschall, Jesse J. Piehl, and D. J. Bernat 4. Current Research in the State of Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder through Neuroanatomy: What Do We Know Michael Wolff and Paige Mission 5. Sex Differences in Autism Spectrum Disorder Mira C. Krishnan 6. Treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders Erin Matlosz, Stefany Tucker, Richard Solomon, Thomas J. Overly, and Janine D. Mator 7. Autism Spectrum Disorder Transition to Adulthood Thomas Denczek 8. The Relationship Between Autism Spectrum Disorder and Criminality: A Call to Arms Amy Caffero-Tolemy 9. Multicultural Perspectives on Autism: The Ways in which Cultural Beliefs Impact Perceptions, Diagnosis, and Treatment Interventions Diana Osipsov 10. When Do I Get to Be Good Enough? Rochelle Manor 11. Life on the Spectrum Liane Holliday-Willey 12. Living from the Occupational Perspective: Occupational Therapy and Autism Spectrum Disorder Susan Cleghorn, Lauren Vetter, and Shaunna Kelder 13. The Common Sense of Life: Knowing Is Not Doing Bradley Bridges 14. Understanding How the Special Education System Works for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder Mary S. Rozendal and Nalova Westbrook
1. The Evolution of Autism Spectrum Disorder Michael Wolff and Rochelle Manor 2. Differential Diagnosis Jennifer Maurer and Christina Warholic 3. Key Aspects of Testing in Autism Spectrum Disorder Cassandra E. Marschall, Jesse J. Piehl, and D. J. Bernat 4. Current Research in the State of Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder through Neuroanatomy: What Do We Know Michael Wolff and Paige Mission 5. Sex Differences in Autism Spectrum Disorder Mira C. Krishnan 6. Treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders Erin Matlosz, Stefany Tucker, Richard Solomon, Thomas J. Overly, and Janine D. Mator 7. Autism Spectrum Disorder Transition to Adulthood Thomas Denczek 8. The Relationship Between Autism Spectrum Disorder and Criminality: A Call to Arms Amy Caffero-Tolemy 9. Multicultural Perspectives on Autism: The Ways in which Cultural Beliefs Impact Perceptions, Diagnosis, and Treatment Interventions Diana Osipsov 10. When Do I Get to Be Good Enough? Rochelle Manor 11. Life on the Spectrum Liane Holliday-Willey 12. Living from the Occupational Perspective: Occupational Therapy and Autism Spectrum Disorder Susan Cleghorn, Lauren Vetter, and Shaunna Kelder 13. The Common Sense of Life: Knowing Is Not Doing Bradley Bridges 14. Understanding How the Special Education System Works for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder Mary S. Rozendal and Nalova Westbrook
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