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Once the diagnosis of autism is made-- then what? One family's story NOW on New Hampshire Outlook. |
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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Autism is a neurological disorder that for many -- is shrouded in mystery. It affects the ability to develop relationships, to communicate and to respond to situations appropriately. Just how Prevalent is it? According to the Centers for Disease Control, as many as one-and-a half million Americans are believed to have some form of autism. Where can you go for help? The Institute on Disability at the University of New Hampshire now has a NH resource center for Autism. The Center unites teaching, research and service initiatives on Autism Sprectrum Disorders. More about the center in a moment. But first: What does a family do to take the mystery out of the disorder? Outlook's Phil Vaughn has the story of one family from Londonderry living with Autism. |
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Stacey is the president of the Autism Society of New Hampshire. You can contact the organization at: 603-679-2424. |
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Autism and it's many forms -- affects more than 1 in every 200 children. Whether Autism is on the rise -- or, we're just better at identifying is unclear. As for Cause and Treatment -- that continues to spark controversy & debate. Here to educate us on the topic: Karen Turner who's son has Asperger's Syndrome Michelle Sullivan with the UNH Institute on Disability, and Dr. Katherine Martien a Neurodevelopmental Pediatrician at Massachusetts Hospital for Children and an Instructor at the Harvard Medical School. Welcome to all of you. Q KAREN: We just saw the Shannon's story -- how closely can you relate to their experience? ** When did you discover that your son had ASPERGER'S? what did you do? Q Dr MarTEN: How would you define AUTISM. what does it include? ** How EARLY does it manifest itself? Q MICHELLE: ASBERGERS syndrome is often described as " HIGH FUNCTIONING AUTISM: can have normal IQ.may have exceptional skill How is Autism diagnosed or IDENTIFIED? diagnosed or IDENTIFIED? ** You're involved in a project to detect Autism in INFANTS and toddlers. Early Intervention KEY? Q KAREN: Are there tell tale SIGNS parents should watch for??? That you saw in your son. ** Once Identifed.what should a family do? |
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Q MICHELLE: How do PARENTS find out if their child has AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER. ** The Q DR MarTEN: Do we know what causes AUTISM and its many forms. What about VACCINES -- is there a possible link? ** Is there a GENETIC component. Q MICHELLE/ DR MarTEN: What about TREATMENT? Is there anything that has proven effective in TREATING the different forms of AUTISM. ============================= BETH: Producer Phil Vaughn asked Patrick's mother Stacey how she'd feel if medical science developed a CURE for autism. Here's what she had to say: ========================== Q KAREN: Your reaction. Your son inspired you to become a PHD student in AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS. ** We heard the Shannon's talk about leaving the doctor's office with the feeling they were "ON THEIR OWN" - that's why they looked at support groups. Was that your experience as well. Q MICHELLE/ DR MarTEN: Can Those with autism -- function independently in society. Q KAREN: Inclusion in education and social world of PEERS.how important is that ? ** autistic children have trouble CONNECTING with others. Q KAREN/ DR MarTEN: Autism Spectrum Disorder is described as a DISABILITY no one in the health care system wants to own. A medical condition, with its primary treatment conducted thru educational methods. FINDING help DIFFICULT??? Q DR MARTIEN/ KAREN: Most of us are familiar with the Dustin Hoffman movie "Rain Man".An accurate portrayal of the disorder, or not? Q DR MARTIEN: Have we learned INTERESTING SCIENCE in recent years -- or more questions than answers? Mirror Neurons -- malfunctioning neurons play role in sociaautistic children have problem CONNECTING with others. ======== Q KAREN: How do you envision your sons future? Q MICHELLE: Families looking for information -- UNH Institute on Disabilties -- now has a resource center? DR MARTIEN, MICHELLE & KAREN: Thank you for helping us shed light on a disorder -- so often MISUNDERSTOOD. |
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Producer Phil Vaughn asked Patrick's mother Stacey how she would feel if medical science developed a cure for autism. Here's what she had to say: |
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For links to resources on Autism-- including the NH Resource Center for Autism and the Autism Society of NH.You can log on to our website at NHPTV.org/Outlook |
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That concludes this edition of New Hampshire Outlook. Thanks for watching. I'm Beth Carroll. I'll see you next time. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/10/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:10 minutes Once the diagnosis of autism is made--then what? One family's story now on New Hampshire Outlook. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Autism is a neurological disorder that for many is shrouded in mystery. It affects the ability to develop relationships, to communicate and to respond to situations appropriately. Just how prevalent is it? According to the Centers for Disease Control, as many as one-and-a half million Americans are believed to have some form of autism. Where can you go for help? The Institute on Disability at the University of New Hampshire now has a NH resource center for Autism. The Center unites teaching, research and service initiatives on Autism Sprectrum Disorders. More about the center in a moment. But first: What does a family do to take the mystery out of the disorder? Outlook's Phil Vaughn has the story of one family from Londonderry living with Autism. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Patrick Shannon\Autistic, Stacey Shannon\Patrick's Mother, Kelsey Shannon\Patrick's Sister |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/10/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:10 minutes Once the diagnosis of autism is made--then what? One family's story now on New Hampshire Outlook. Autism and its many forms affects more than 1 in every 200 children. Whether Autism is on the rise or we're just better at identifying it is unclear. As for cause and treatment, that continues to spark controversy & debate. Here to educate us on the topic: Karen Turner who's son has Asperger's Syndrome , Michelle Sullivan with the UNH Institute on Disability, and Dr. Katherine Martien a Neurodevelopmental Pediatrician at Massachusetts Hospital for Children and an Instructor at the Harvard Medical School. Welcome to all of you. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Karen Turner\Son has Asperger's Syndrome, Michelle Sullivan\UNH Institute on Disability, PhD, Dr. Katherine Martien\Neurodevelopmental Pediatrician |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/10/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:10 minutes Once the diagnosis of autism is made--then what? One family's story now on New Hampshire Outlook. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. Autism is a neurological disorder that for many is shrouded in mystery. It affects the ability to develop relationships, to communicate and to respond to situations appropriately. Just how prevalent is it? According to the Centers for Disease Control, as many as one-and-a half million Americans are believed to have some form of autism. Where can you go for help? The Institute on Disability at the University of New Hampshire now has a NH resource center for Autism. The Center unites teaching, research and service initiatives on Autism Sprectrum Disorders. More about the center in a moment. But first: What does a family do to take the mystery out of the disorder? Outlook's Phil Vaughn has the story of one family from Londonderry living with Autism. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Patrick Shannon\Autistic, Stacey Shannon\Patrick's Mother, Kelsey Shannon\Patrick's Sister |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/10/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:10 minutes Once the diagnosis of autism is made--then what? One family's story now on New Hampshire Outlook. Autism and its many forms affects more than 1 in every 200 children. Whether Autism is on the rise or we're just better at identifying it is unclear. As for cause and treatment, that continues to spark controversy & debate. Here to educate us on the topic: Karen Turner who's son has Asperger's Syndrome , Michelle Sullivan with the UNH Institute on Disability, and Dr. Katherine Martien a Neurodevelopmental Pediatrician at Massachusetts Hospital for Children and an Instructor at the Harvard Medical School. Welcome to all of you. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Beth Carroll NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Karen Turner\Son has Asperger's Syndrome, Michelle Sullivan\UNH Institute on Disability, PhD, Dr. Katherine Martien\Neurodevelopmental Pediatrician |
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