Titlebook: Handbook of Autism and Anxiety; Thompson E. Davis III,Susan W. White,Thomas H. Oll Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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Alfred Hawranek,Otto Steinhardtoning autism spectrum disorders (HF/ASD). There is growing literature that describes the types of programs available and recommended modifications for children with ASD and anxiety and we provide a review of those programs that are reporting significant improvements. The chapter then moves to consid

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,Die statisch unbestimmten Vollwandtr?ger,gnitive behavioral treatments (CBTs) are frequently used in the general pediatric population with good success to reduce anxiety symptoms. Recently published studies, including eight randomized clinical trials, have demonstrated significant reductions in anxiety symptoms for youth with ASD following

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-36632-5uch, educational environments and professionals play a seminal role in the assessment and treatment of this population. Beyond the diagnostic features, anxiety is recognized as a common problem affecting students with ASD. The presence of comorbid anxiety is often difficult to assess due to a range

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The History of Autism: From Pillar to Postmanded better recognition and better treatment. These debates have often generated more friction than resolution. This chapter traces the history of autism to provide background for the many debates and controversies of the current era. The volatile tension of the past two decades appears to be givi

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Other Disorders Frequently Comorbid with Autismagnosis) are present and when the individuals are not able to fully express their own experiences (Mazzone et al., Ann Gen Psychiatry 32:237–251, 2012). This phenotypic overlap highlights the need to carefully consider the qualitative aspects of ASD and comorbid presentations. Thus, the aim of the p