Autism: A New Perspective Podcast
An RDIconnect® PublicationAt the heart of what we do is an unwavering belief that growth is possible in the life of individuals on the autism spectrum. This foundational belief comes from the latest autism research and our experience with thousands of cases where the child’s growth-seeking drive has been activated, making a way for the crucial parent-child Guiding Relationship to form and for Dynamic Intelligence to develop.
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What About Behavior?
In this episode of “ASD: A New Perspective”, Dr. Steven Gutstein continues his discussion on co-occurring conditions by talking about behaviour as it relates to autism.
Co-Occurring Conditions: What About Self Stim?
In this episode, Dr. Gutstein continues his talk on co-occurring conditions in autism by discussing self-stim: What is it and why is it common in children with autism.
Co-Occurring Conditions: Eating Disorders, OCD and More
In this episode, Dr. Gutstein continues his talk on co-occurring conditions by exploring topics such as eating disorders, OCD and more!
What are Co-Occurring Conditions
Dr. Steven Gutstein explains co-occurring conditions in autism and how they differ from autism itself.
Being Human
In this episode, Dr. Steven Gutstein tackles the myth that individuals with autism are not human beings.
Autism Myths: All About Eye Contact
Dr. Steve Gutstein discusses the myth that teaching eye contact is the key to autism treatment.
Personality & Your Child
In this episode, Dr. Gutstein attacks the myth that all persons with autism are the same.
Autism Myths: Longing for Relationships
Dr. Gutstein shares the devastating and pervasive myth that persons with autism do not long for relationship.
The Great Divide in Autism Treatment
This week, Dr. Gutstein explains the divide existing between autism research and clinical intervention.
You Can Parent Your Autistic Child!
In this episode, Dr Gutstein encourages parents that they can enjoy a growth-filled relationship with their child who is on the spectrum.
