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“This beautifully illustrated book provides an appealing, quick reference for the busy
primary care physician/nurse-practitioner with regard to diagnosing autism in young children... should be a must for any professional working with children.” |
Margaret Bauman, MD
Director LADDERS Program;
Massachusetts General Hospital for Children, Boston
Associate Professor of Neurology
Harvard Medical School |
| A "must-see‟ for primary care physicians!” |
David W Willis, MD
Vice-President, Oregon Pediatric Society
Director, Northwest Early Childhood Institute
Portland. OR |
| “An easy-to-understand pictorial display of the early signs and symptoms of autism.” |
Nancy J Minshew, MD
Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology
University of Pittsburg
Director, NIH Autism Center of Excellence |
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Handbook includes:
- Impact on the Family
- Role of Early Intervention
- Co-Existing conditions
- Potential Referrals
- Optimizing Office Visits
- Physician Resources
- Parent Resources |
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