General

Many individuals with autism experience differences in the way they process sensory information relative to their neurotypical peers. This webinar provides an overview of Dunn's sensory processing framework, reviews recent related research, explores two standardized sensory questionnaires, and explains how assessment results can be used to guide intervention planning and strategy formation.

Pearson Clinical Assessment is committed to ensuring that our products and services support all our customers and their clients. This one-hour presentation will focus on the considerations and most recent product improvements for assessing gender-diverse clients. We look forward to discussing our current state and the ongoing process to improve the customer experience with Pearson assessments.   

This webinar will cover the historical and contextual information that affect the assessment of individuals who identify as transgender or gender diverse. Utilizing a case study approach, the presenters will explain how to apply contextual knowledge of the transgender and gender diverse population to administer a more valid assessment and provide evidence to assess minority stress to ensure appropriate interpretation of assessment results.

Autism is a developmental disability that significantly affects verbal and nonverbal communication and social interaction. Some of the symptoms of autism may be characteristics of other developmental disabilities, so a comprehensive developmental evaluation is needed to differentiate ASD from other developmental disabilities.
 

We will review the history of psychological testing, with a focus on bias and fairness.
 

During these sessions we will conduct expert-led discussions on the importance of assessments, followed by thematic “grand rounds” featuring a mental health case study.
 

During these sessions we will conduct expert-led discussions on the importance of assessments, followed by thematic “grand rounds” featuring a mental health case study.
 

During these sessions we will conduct expert-led discussions on the importance of assessments, followed by thematic “grand rounds” featuring a mental health case study.
 

This webinar will cover four aspects of engaging with families of children; 3 to 8 years, in early childhood programs.

This one-hour webinar will describe how to use observation skills in the natural environment of young children to determine what each child knows and can do.