Part 1. Clinical aspects relating to the assessment and treatment of autism spectrum conditions and co-morbid mental health problems -- part 2. Service development and transition in the context of current legislation and policy -- part 3. Issues of diversity and personal experiences -- part 4. Communication and teaching new skills -- part 5. Offending, risk and research
Summary
Autism Spectrum Conditions: A guide is a comprehensive introduction to working with people with autism spectrum conditions, which addresses their needs across the lifespan and across the range of intellectual functioning. Though the content is grounded in evidence-based practice and recent research, the text is intended to be as practical as possible, offering insight into the everyday lives of people with autism spectrum conditions and how staff can best support them
