Overview
Learn about the critical relationship between sleep and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in this 55-minute lecture from the Simons Foundation. Explore how sleep patterns can provide valuable insights into the etiology, diagnosis, and treatment of ASD. Discover the latest research findings and clinical observations presented by Dr. Ruth O'Hara as she examines sleep disturbances common in individuals with ASD, their potential underlying mechanisms, and implications for therapeutic interventions. Gain understanding of how sleep assessment and management can serve as a crucial window into improving outcomes for individuals with ASD.
Syllabus
Ruth O'Hara – Sleep in ASD A Window to Etiology, Diagnosis and Treatment Sept 7, 2018
Taught by
Simons Foundation