Autism Spectrum Disorders Round-Up Week 2 / 2012

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DSM5 Changes to Autism/Asperger’s 

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It’s really anybody’s guess as to how the changes to the autism section of the DSM5 will play out.
While some people have been concerned about Asperger’s and autism being folded into one autism category, new concerns have arisen about eliminating Asperger’s altogether by means of narrow, restrictive criteria that will cut out part of the autism spectrum.

Aspergers Treatment plans 

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An summary on the Aspergers therapy will give you a concept in order to cope with this symptoms. Anyone can are afflicted by this disorder even though experts believe that an excellent percentage involves kids. Parenting

A manual for married people with Asperger’s 

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David Finch was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome, a mild autism spectrum disorder, in 2008, at age 30. At that time, he said, his three-year marriage was in a downward spiral because of his odd habits and rigid adherence to routines.

Instead of throwing in the towel, Finch, of McHenry, started taking notes on his unusual behavior — specifically, how he could win back his wife, Kristen Finch.

 

APA considers new definition for autism, a change that could limit kids … – Washington Post (blog)

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Autism is a word that haunts parents.

More than 36,000 children are diagnosed each year in the United States with it, a disorder involving impaired social skills and communication.

Most parents dread hearing that their child has it. Now, some parents are dreading the opposite — that their struggling child who might be or who already is considered autistic will no longer meet the clinical definition.

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