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By Lisa Jo Rudy, About.com Guide to Autism

What Do You Want To Know About Early Intervention? Your Questions Invited!

Sunday September 10, 2006
Experts say that early intervention is important in the successful treatment of autism spectrum disorders. But what exactly IS "early intervention?" How early is early? How do you find and pay for early intervention services?

Nancy Wiseman, a national expert in early intervention and founder of First Signs, will answer your questions about early intervention.

As the founder of First Signs, Nancy Wiseman has been dedicated to all aspects of its development. Nancy began with an original concept for improving outcomes for children with developmental disabilities, and created a vital non-profit organization. Nancy serves as the President and Treasurer of First Signs, and is the mother of a child diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. Nancy is also the author of "Could It Be Autism? A Parent's Guide to the First Signs and Next Steps."
What do you want to know about early intervention? Ask your questions here!

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September 11, 2006 at 8:39 am
(1) Sandy says:

Early Intervention is a combination of services provided by professionals to children with a developmental delay.
How can I verify therapist’s or teacher’s credentials and background?

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