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Show: September 4, 2011:
- Autism: One Family's Story
- Group-Based Therapy for Autism
- Mild Electrical Shocks Improve Math Skills
- Baby Babble and Language Development
- A Model Classroom for Autistic Children
- Training Teachers to Work with Autistic Kids
- School Advice for Parents of Autistic Kids
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Training Teachers to Work with Autistic Kids
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Air date: September 4, 2011
Host: David Crabb, MD
Interview: Naomi Swiezy, PhD, clinical director of the Christian Sarkine Autism Treatment Center
Clinical associate professor of psychology, IU School of Medicine
The "HANDS in Autism" program is part of the Indianapolis-based Christian Sarkine Autism Treatment Center.
HANDS stands for Helping Answer Needs by Developing Specialists in Autism.
Today, Sound Medicine’s Dr. David Crabb chats with program director, Naomi Sweazy, PhD, to learn how the HANDS program trains teachers and other public school personnel to work effectively with autistic children.
Additional Resources:
- Find out about the Christian Sarkine Autism Center and the HANDS in Autism project.
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