Seek treatment: Early recognition and early intervention are key to the successful management of these young children. They frequently respond to the use of pediatric experienced occupational and speech therapists. As they get to age 3 years the proper school environment is very important. Applied behavior analysis can be very helpful with difficult behaviors. Remeber that their are support groups present to help.
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I'd choose a pedia-: Trician who provides aap- recommended developmental surveillance with standardized screening tests & autism-specific screening at 18 & 24 mos. If impaired social communication & reciprocity were seen at any age, i'd seek a diagnosis from a developmental/behavioral pediatrician & child neuropsychologist & begin early start denver model therapy or other intensive behavioral intervention asap.
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Access Services : Start with your physician and work on a plan to access the local services in your area. I don't know the age of your child, but early intervention services are key. Try your school district, speech and occupational therapy may be necessary. Early intervention with helping your child with social skills training will help! Best of luck and hope this helps!
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