Autism Spectrum Disorders in Very Young Children: Providing Screening and Support

Autism Spectrum Disorders in Very Young Children: Providing Screening and Support
Audio Cast 2008



In this audio cast from the Early Head Start National Resource Center, faculty describe Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) in infants and toddlers. Faculty discuss how all staff in programs serving infants and toddlers have a role in providing critical information and support for families through screening, referral for early intervention services, ongoing assessment, and support through early intervention. To read PDF files, get here. To view this file, get free RealPlayer software here:

Autism Spectrum Disorders in Very Young Children: Providing Screening and Support Please select the play button below to listen to audio. Materials for the Audio Cast: Introductions [PDF, 65KB] Handouts [PDF, 104KB] Reflective Questions [PDF, 30KB] Listen to other Audio Casts: The Second Time Around: Serving Grandparents Raising Grandchildren It's Good for Them! Promoting Physical and Social-Emotional Development at Snacks and Mealtimes Laying Foundations: Social and Emotional Development in the Earliest Years Little Listeners in an Uncertain World: Providing Safety and Support through Community Trauma Mother's Milk: Welcoming and Supporting Breastfeeding in Your Program Studies in “Challenging Behavior”: Keys to Understanding

Autism Spectrum Disorders in Very Young Children: Providing Screening and Support. Early Head Start National Resource Center @ Zero To Three. 2008. English. Streaming Audio. 01:30:08