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Does Your Baby Have Autism?: Detecting the Earliest Signs of Autism de Osnat Teitelbaum

Does Your Baby Have Autism?: Detecting the Earliest Signs of Autism

Autor Osnat Teitelbaum, Philip Teitelbaum
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 noi 2007
For many years, the diagnosis of autism has centered on a child s social interaction--from poor eye contact to lack of language skills. Although the autism community agrees that early intervention is key to effective treatment, the telltale signs of this disorder usually don t reveal themselves until the age of two or three. But what if it were possible to detect the potential for autism within the first year of life?

Osnat and Philip Teitelbaum have worked for nearly two decades to establish ways of detecting signs of potential autism or Asperger s syndrome by examining early motor development. This book first provides general information about the history of autism and The Ladder of Motor Development. Each of four chapters then examines one motor milestone righting, sitting, crawling, or walking contrasting typical and atypical development so that it s easy to recognize unusual patterns of movement. "

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ISBN-13: 9780757002403
ISBN-10: 0757002404
Pagini: 152
Dimensiuni: 197 x 232 x 11 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Editura: Square One Publishers

Descriere

Written by a husband-and-wife team of researchers, this work outlines the current research that suggests the earlier autism is diagnosed and treated, the greater the opportunity for improvement.

Notă biografică

Osnat Teitelbaum studied movement and movement notation under Professor Noa Eshkol, at Seminar Hakibbutzim College and Tel Aviv University. Since 1989, she has taught movement analysis at the University of Florida.