ASRS Adult

Choosing an Observer for an Adult Clinical Assessment

How to choose an observer whose perspective fits the purpose of the assessment. Key takeaways  The best observer depends on the purpose of the assessment. Someone who knew the client during childhood may provide different information from someone who knows them well today.  No single observer has the full picture. Different...

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What Clinicians Value Most About ASRS Adult

Choosing a narrowband assessment, which targets and focuses on specific aspects of an individual's functioning (i.e., particular behavior or challenge), should involve the following consideration: Does the assessment have strong psychometric properties? Can this assessment support a diagnosis? How is the assessment administered? Can the assessment work alongside other sources...

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Advancing Adult ASD Diagnosis with ASRS® Adult

Number of credits: 1 CE*   Webinar description: The presentations of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in adults are often complex, nuanced, and easily overlooked or misinterpreted. As a result, practitioners may face challenges in accurately identifying and assessing ASD in adult populations. How can practitioners approach an adult ASD assessment with greater confidence and clarity?  In this webinar, we introduce the Autism Spectrum Rating Scales™...

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