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Well it's not Asperger's - I guess it's ODD afterall!
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<blockquote data-quote="AUrquiza" data-source="post: 549977" data-attributes="member: 15186"><p>Regarding PCIT - It is an evidenced-based intervention for parents and young children (2-8 years) - specifically for parents with children who are defiant, non-compliant, aggressive, etc. There is also some research demonstrating improvements with PCIT and children on the Autism Disorders Spectrum. There are a number of PCIT providers in the state of Washington. I would suggest finding some of the recognized PCIT providers. Although you can also contact Naomi Perry at Harborview for contact information on several other PCIT providers. Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AUrquiza, post: 549977, member: 15186"] Regarding PCIT - It is an evidenced-based intervention for parents and young children (2-8 years) - specifically for parents with children who are defiant, non-compliant, aggressive, etc. There is also some research demonstrating improvements with PCIT and children on the Autism Disorders Spectrum. There are a number of PCIT providers in the state of Washington. I would suggest finding some of the recognized PCIT providers. Although you can also contact Naomi Perry at Harborview for contact information on several other PCIT providers. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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