Titlebook: Handbook of Autism and Anxiety; Thompson E. Davis III,Susan W. White,Thomas H. Oll Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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Other Disorders Frequently Comorbid with Autismh this diagnosis also experience a comorbid mental disorder (e.g., Abdallah et al., Eur Child Adoles Psy 20:599–601, 2011; Matson and Nebel-Schwalm, Res Dev Disabil 28:341–352, 2007; Simonoff et al., J Child Psychol Psyc 54:186–194, 2013). Not only do these individuals have to cope with deficits in

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Anxiety Assessment and Treatment in Typically Developing Childrenempirical investigations of assessment methods and therapeutic interventions. This chapter highlights some considerations in the assessment and treatment of childhood anxiety disorders as well as the strengths and limitations of commonly used intervention assessment tools. The need for easily access

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Autism and Anxiety: Overlap, Similarities, and Differencesrief history of the evolving conceptualization of these conditions and then summarize the research findings. Findings regarding the prevalence and presentation of anxiety in the context of ASD are offered. Similarities and differences in the quality, frequency, and developmental trajectory of anxiet

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Autism and Anxiety: Etiologic Factors and Transdiagnostic Processes First, cognitive and behavioral processes are considered, including (1) the intersection between the diagnostic characteristics associated with ASD (e.g., poor social skills, sensitivity to change, and sensory processing differences) and anxiety symptoms and (2) transdiagnostic processes that play

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Obsessions, Compulsions, and Repetitive Behavior: Autism and/or OCDrests, repetitive behaviors), making accurate differential diagnosis challenging. Fairly high rates of comorbidity between the disorders further complicate the assessment procedures and present additional clinical concerns (e.g., increased psychosocial impairment). Given the clinical implications of

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Social Worries and Difficulties: Autism and/or Social Anxiety Disorder?social anxiety might arise in a person with ASD, and clinical considerations for differential and dual diagnosis. We consider social anxiety diagnostically as well as dimensionally, given the debate about the validity of co-occurring SAD in ASD, the fairly nascent state of the research on the topic,

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Fear: Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or Specific Phobiaecommendations. Fear is an appropriate emotional response in certain situations. Problematic fear, however, in the form of a specific phobia is not. At times, it can be difficult to diagnose specific phobia in those with ASD, given the unique sensory experiences, rigidity, verbal deficiencies, and s

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Behavioral Assessment and Treatment for Anxiety for Those with Autism Spectrum Disorderpecially challenging for several reasons. Overlapping features between anxiety and ASD (e.g., social avoidance and repetitive and compulsive-like behavior) can make it difficult to determine if these behaviors are due to anxiety or a component of the autism. In addition, persons with ASD have limite

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Treating Transdiagnostic Processes in ASD: Going Beyond Anxietyoning autism spectrum disorders (HF/ASD). There is growing literature that describes the types of programs available and recommended modifications for children with ASD and anxiety and we provide a review of those programs that are reporting significant improvements. The chapter then moves to consid

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