Diagnostician in Dallas or Houston Texas Needed

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I am asking this for a friend:

" I need the name of a diagnostician in the dallas or houston area who can

pick out a 15 month-old toddler who is showing some signs even if the

parents report sound opposite of what they are seeing, u know someone who

can see past the denial for a kid who is showing signs that only people like

us who are around it could see. Really I am thinking a diagnostician who

maybe even has a kid on the spectrum? Just because I have met plenty of

losers here blatantly run from diagnosing a 15 month old and then even when

they show signs they either say " wait and see " or from a few minutes and a

denial parent interview will discount all of our concerns so please all of u

from texas I'd love to find someone good who can spot a young toddler with

some red flags. I would happy just for a provisional diagnosis until we see

more or it gets better. "

Thanks,

Kristy

[Guest guest]

I would recommend contacting the Early Child Intervention Services

(ECI). This is a program offered by the government, once you call

them, they will send diagnosticians to your own house. When my wife

noticed that our son was doing " strange " things when he was 22 months

old she called ECI, they came to our house and they gave us the " red

flag " for autism. After that, they offered speech, occupational

therapy and play therapy right at our house and we didn't pay a dime

for the services.

http://www.dars.state.tx.us/ecis/index.shtml

This service is for children up to 3 years of age.

Hope this helps,

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> Hi,

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> I am asking this for a friend:

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>

>

> " I need the name of a diagnostician in the dallas or houston area

who can

> pick out a 15 month-old toddler who is showing some signs even if

the

> parents report sound opposite of what they are seeing, u know

someone who

> can see past the denial for a kid who is showing signs that only

people like

> us who are around it could see. Really I am thinking a

diagnostician who

> maybe even has a kid on the spectrum? Just because I have met

plenty of

> losers here blatantly run from diagnosing a 15 month old and then

even when

> they show signs they either say " wait and see " or from a few

minutes and a

> denial parent interview will discount all of our concerns so please

all of u

> from texas I'd love to find someone good who can spot a young

toddler with

> some red flags. I would happy just for a provisional diagnosis

until we see

> more or it gets better. "

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> Thanks,

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> Kristy

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