Thank you for your interest in the Autism Spectrum Disorder Interdisciplinary Diagnostic (ASDID) Clinic at the LSUHSC Human Development Center. The purpose of the ASDID clinic is two-fold:
- To provide an outstanding diagnostic service to families of children suspected of having autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
- To provide high-quality information, training, and supervision to pediatric medical residents, graduate students, professionals, and families about best practices in family partnerships and interdisciplinary teaming and evaluations. Participating disciplines may include audiology, early childhood intervention, medicine/pediatrics, occupational therapy, physical therapy, psychology, public health, special education, and speech-language pathology.
The clinic team works together to engage in best practices for ASD assessment, diagnosis, and support for children and their families.
Please complete this form to the best of your ability. We recognize that you may not have the answers to all questions. If you feel that there is not enough room or that you would like to elaborate further about a particular topic, please feel free to include it at the space provided at the end of the packet. All information requested in this form is important and will allow us to provide you with the most accurate diagnosis and care plans. Thank you for taking the time to complete it. If you have questions about completing this form or the process for the clinic, please contact Lisa Davison [email protected].