PARENTS OF CHILDREN UNDERGOING DIAGNOSIS OF ASD 1

To overcome these limitations, we set up a nationwide cohort using high-quality Danish registry data that included both mothers and fathers of children with cancer diagnosed during

❖ Parent/Caregiver Guide to Helping Families Cope with the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) (The National Child Traumatic Stress Network): This resource provides information on the

Since early emotional experiences in interaction with parents shape how the growing child perceives himself and the world, this evolution will be described in detail using

Lastly, this research has allowed to have an overview of the situation that has been experienced in Spain with respect to the cooperation between families and schools of Early

Summing up, recommendations based on our analysis of the stability of the family argument are (1) taking additional considerations into account when evaluating prognostic dis-

A parent who rated providers “sometimes” gave information, reported normative levels for symptoms of anxiety and depression, described the diagnostic process as “quite

I am going to ask you a series of questions about your child’s development and ways in which health care providers (defined as doctors, nurse practitioners, psychologists,

Parental perceptions of ASD diagnosis were coded and orga- nized into themes which were formed into an inductive con- ceptual framework identifying four central parts of the