Manning-Courtney’s message is one of optimism and reassurance, affirming that despite challenges, families can thrive and find fulfillment in raising an autistic child. She encourages maintaining high expectations, building supportive communities, and recognizing the unique value each child brings.
A developmental pediatrician shares her experience of evaluating 3-year-old twin boys with autism 20 years ago. The boys had limited verbal communication and were efficient at getting their needs met without adult help. The pediatrician referred the boys for additional evaluations, including speech language testing and developmental assessments.
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About the Speaker: Dr. Patricia M. Manning-Courtney, M.D.
Dr. Patricia M. Manning-Courtney is a pediatrician in Cincinnati, Ohio and is affiliated with Cincinnati Children’s. She received her medical degree from University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and has been in practice for more than 20 years. Dr. Patricia M. Manning-Courtney accepts insurance plans – see insurance accepted below. Dr. Patricia M. Manning-Courtney is highly recommended by patients.
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Autism Support for Families, best of the internet, developmental Disabilities, Early Childhood Autism, Expectations for Autistic Kids, Mental Health, Parenting Autistic Children, Raising an Autistic Child