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Welcome


James Coplan, MD

-Internationally
recognized clinician,
author, and public
speaker in the fields of
early child development,
early language development
and autistic spectrum
disorders.

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This large (402 pages), hardback book is a treasure trove of information and advice for families raising individuals on the autism spectrum…….. I would recommend this book to all families who are entering the world of autism spectrum challenges and to their extended family and pediatricians as well.

Susan J. Moreno
Oasis@MAAP

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Dr. Coplan’s book has been reviewed and endorsed by the Autism Society of North Carolina Bookstore, the largest non-profit ASD-specific bookstore in the United States..
Dr. Coplan does an excellent job of discussing various interventions…I liked his discussion of behavior management and pharmacology. And I absolutely loved his words of warning about cures and quacks.

Linda Griffin,
Autism Society of NC, Parent Advocate Director

     
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See & Hear Dr Coplan…

“The Autism ‘Explosion’ and what it means for your child”

Listen to Dr. Coplan’s webinar of April 4, 2012.

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Watch Dr. Coplan explain the natural history of Autistic Spectrum Disorders.

Part 1: Introduction (click here)
Part 2: Symptoms (click here)
Part 3: Natural History (click here)


Hear Dr. Coplan’s interview on Public Radio, covering topics such as the autism “explosion,” causes of ASD, and how to recognize quack therapies.
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See Dr. Coplan’s interview on The 10! Show


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News & Views

 

June 7, 2012

The Autism Society of America-Manhattan Chapter sponsors Dr. Coplan’s presentation: “Sense and Nonsense in the Treatment of Autistic Spectrum Disorders” from 6 to 8 PM in Room 100 at the Julia Richman Education Complex, 317 East 67th Street, New York, NY. There is no charge to attend. More…


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