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ASDetect: Early identification of autism in the hands of parents

ASDetect is a free, scientifically validated mobile app that helps parents identify early signs of autism through video-guided assessments, improving access to timely diagnosis worldwide.
Posted by Alex Haschek February 3, 2025
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Posted inIdentification and diagnosis Policy advocacy Supports and practices for daily living

Responding to the needs of Autistic students in the school system

This article highlights the importance of timely support programs and evidence-based support programs that promote independence, participation, and success in school and beyond.
Posted by Alex Haschek July 10, 2023
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