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Reviewed Autism Spectrum Disorder Government Links
(viewing 1 - 1 of 1)Autism Spectrum Disorders
NIMH
This site provides overviews of Autism Spectrum Disorders, including symptoms/diagnosis, treatment, getting help in your area, research, and additional resources. The information is very thorough, but understandable. This is a good starting point for those wanting to learn more about this class of disorders.
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