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Autism & Developmental Differences

Autism and developmental differences can impact how individuals communicate, interact, and experience the world around them. At CRG, we provide comprehensive evaluation and ongoing support through therapy, educational consultation, and medication management to help individuals and families better understand these differences and build meaningful skills over time.

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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that affects social communication, behavior, and how individuals process and respond to their environment. It is considered a spectrum, meaning each person may experience a unique range of strengths and challenges.

ASD is typically identified in childhood and can continue across the lifespan. Many individuals may also experience co-occurring conditions such as ADHD, anxiety, or mood-related concerns.

Common Signs: Social Communication

Limited or inconsistent eye contact
 

Difficulty with back-and-forth conversation
 

Challenges understanding social cues
 

Strong focus on specific topics or interests

Common Signs: Behavior & Sensory Patterns

Repetitive movements or speech
 

Intense interest in specific subjects
 

Difficulty with transitions or changes in routine
 

Sensitivity to sound, light, or touch

How We Evaluate ASD

Our evaluation process is designed to provide a clear and accurate understanding of each individual’s needs and strengths.

This may include:
 

Review of developmental and medical history
 

Direct observation and structured assessments (including tools like ADOS-2 when appropriate)
 

Input from parents, teachers, or caregivers
 

Assessment of communication, behavior, and daily functioning

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How We Support Individuals with ASD

Support at CRG is comprehensive and tailored to each individual and family.

 

Services may include:

Individual and family therapy
 

Medication management (when appropriate)
 

Social skills groups for children and teens
 

Parent and caregiver support
 

Educational consultation and school collaboration
 

Coordination with speech, occupational, or other specialized services

If you have questions or concerns about autism or developmental differences, our team can help guide you through next steps.

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