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The Impact of Autism on Intergenerational Relationships: Children, Parents and Grandparents

Dr. Monkarsh is a Clinical Child Psychologist, who has specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of individuals on the autism spectrum since 1980. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Southern California and completed his pre- and post-doctoral clinical training at the University Affiliated Program at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.

Dr. Monkarsh trains family members in ways to facilitate socially adaptive behavior and self-regulation. He believes that in order to nurture the growth of an individual, others must understand the unique developmental process that characterizes a pervasive developmental disorder. This presentation explains the complexities of family interactions, the stresses they experience and how to best cope with them.

Speaker:	David Monkarsh, Ph.D.
Location:	Children's Hospital of Orange County, Orange California
Sponsors:	The Grandparent Autism Network The Dorene and Lee Butler Family Foundation

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Introduction from GAN

The World Through the Eyes of a Child with Autism Part 1 (4 minutes, 8 seconds)

The World Through the Eyes of a Child with Autism Part 2 (10 minutes, 7 seconds)

The World Through the Eyes of a Child with Autism Part 3 (9 minutes, 31 seconds)

The World Through the Eyes of a Child with Autism Part 4 (16 minutes, 30 seconds)

Diagnostic Criteria for Autism Part 1 (12 minutes, 37 seconds)

Diagnostic Criteria for Autism Part 2 (8 minutes, 55 seconds)

Being a Parent of a Child with Autism Part 1 (10 minutes, 59 seconds)

Being a Parent of a Child with Autism Part 2 (10 minutes, 12 seconds)

Being a Parent of a Child with Autism Part 3 (3 minutes, 23 seconds)

Being a Supportive Grandparent Part 1 (1 minutes, 4 seconds)

Being a Supportive Grandparent Part 2 (15 minutes, 46 seconds)

Finding Professional Resources (9 minutes, 22 seconds)

Differentiating Asperger's Syndrome and PDD-NOS from Autism (6 minutes, 19 seconds)

Integrating Social and Academic Learning Experiences (6 minutes, 49 seconds)

The Transfer and Generalization of Learning (7 minutes, 1 seconds)

Perseveration: Repetitive Thinking and Behavior (5 minutes, 54 seconds)

How to Approach Safety Issues (11 minutes, 15 seconds)

Autism Research: Fact and Fiction

Simon Baron-Cohen is Professor of Developmental Psychopathology at the University of Cambridge and Fellow at Trinity College, Cambridge. He is Director of the Autism Research Centre (ARC) in Cambridge and holds degrees in Human Sciences from New College, Oxford, a Ph.D. in Psychology from UCL and a M.Phil in Clinical Psychology at the Institute of Psychiatry. Dr. Baron-Cohen is also Director of CLASS (Cambridge Lifespan Asperger Syndrome Service), a clinic for adults with suspected AS.

In addition, Dr. Baron-Cohen has written many books for parents and teachers. His current research is testing the "extreme male brain" theory of autism at the neural, endocrine and genetic levels.

Speaker:	Simon Baron-Cohen, Ph.D.
Location:	Mariners Church Worship Center Irvine, CA
Sponsors:	Grandparent Autism Network The Dorene and Lee Butler Family Foundation Children's Hospital of Orange County University of California – Irvine, School of Medicine For OC Kids, Neurodevelopmental Center Mariners Church

Video

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Part 1 (10 minutes, 27 seconds)

Part 2 (10 minutes, 17 seconds)

Part 3 (9 minutes, 17 seconds)

Part 4 (11 minutes, 3 seconds)

Part 5 (9 minutes, 46 seconds)

Part 6 (9 minutes, 5 seconds)