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Should You Explain the Diagnosis to the Child? 22 Jul 2015 |Comments are Off by Tony Attwood, Ph.D. The immediate answer is yes. Clinical experience indicates that it is extremely important that the diagnosis is explained as soon as possible and preferably before inappropriate compensatory mechanisms are developed. The child is then more likely to …

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Should You Explain the Diagnosis to the Child? 22 Jul 2015 |Comments are Off by Tony Attwood, Ph.D. The immediate answer is yes. Clinical experience indicates that it is extremely important that the diagnosis is explained as soon as possible and preferably before inappropriate compensatory mechanisms are developed. The child is then more likely to …

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Should You Explain the Diagnosis to the Child? 22 Jul 2015 |Comments are Off by Tony Attwood, Ph.D. The immediate answer is yes. Clinical experience indicates that it is extremely important that the diagnosis is explained as soon as possible and preferably before inappropriate compensatory mechanisms are developed. The child is then more likely to …

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Should You Explain the Diagnosis to the Child? 22 Jul 2015 |Comments are Off by Tony Attwood, Ph.D. The immediate answer is yes. Clinical experience indicates that it is extremely important that the diagnosis is explained as soon as possible and preferably before inappropriate compensatory mechanisms are developed. The child is then more likely to …

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Should You Explain the Diagnosis to the Child? 22 Jul 2015 |Comments are Off by Tony Attwood, Ph.D. The immediate answer is yes. Clinical experience indicates that it is extremely important that the diagnosis is explained as soon as possible and preferably before inappropriate compensatory mechanisms are developed. The child is then more likely to …

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Should You Explain the Diagnosis to the Child? 22 Jul 2015 |Comments are Off by Tony Attwood, Ph.D. The immediate answer is yes. Clinical experience indicates that it is extremely important that the diagnosis is explained as soon as possible and preferably before inappropriate compensatory mechanisms are developed. The child is then more likely to …

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Grace the Intern

Grace the Intern Me and Cooper (click here for outtakes). Hi! My name is Grace and I’m currently interning at AHA. I am a senior in high school, taking a class called Senior Experience which allows me to work in the AHA office during the school day — how cool is that? AHA Association means …

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Fall Conference: Day 2

« The Biggest First Day of School Ever! Board Member Carole Kalvar » Fall Conference: Day 2 Teen Panel – 10/25/2011 This is undoubtedly an important part of our Fall Conference – and it’s highly anticipated! I was a teen panelist two years ago so I paid extra close attention. And believe me when I say this …

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