Part 2: Depression and Autism
Jana Rundle, Psy.D., gives an overview of depression in autism and how it can affect social communication and potential for diagnosis. The presenter outlines common behavioral representations of depression in autism and touches on common treatments including cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, psychotherapy, and more.
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