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How Is PDD-NOS Diagnosed? In this informative video, we will discuss the diagnosis of Pervasive Developmental Disorder - Not Otherwise Specified (PDD-NOS) and the changes that have occurred in the field of autism diagnosis. We will cover the characteristics of PDD-NOS, how it was assessed, and what has replaced it in modern diagnostic practices. You'll learn about the steps involved in diagnosing individuals who may have shown some traits of autism but did not meet the criteria for other specific diagnoses.

We will also highlight the importance of developmental screenings and evaluations conducted by healthcare professionals, as well as the significance of understanding where an individual falls on the Autism Spectrum today. For those who received a diagnosis of PDD-NOS prior to 2013, we will explain the benefits of seeking a reevaluation under the current Autism Spectrum Disorder guidelines. This updated diagnosis can lead to tailored support and interventions that cater to individual needs.

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About Us: Welcome to Answers About Autism! Our channel is dedicated to providing clear and supportive information about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We cover essential topics such as early signs of autism, the diagnosis process, various autism therapies, and strategies for social skills development. We also explore sensory processing issues and discuss autism in adults, including the benefits of ABA therapy and special education support. Our goal is to raise neurodiversity awareness and promote understanding in the community.