Anxiety and Autism: Five Prime Suspects
Christopher Lynch, Ph.D., discusses factors that contribute to the high levels of anxiety seen in autism and presents concrete and actionable strategies for parents, teachers, and therapists. He explains why it’s important to address anxiety, how to identify it, and how to explain it to yourself and your child. Lynch presents strategies for children with higher support needs before the Q&A. This webinar was originally published to help support families during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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