Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism: An Interview with IACC Member Dr. Matt Carey

4 Apr

I am way behind on blogging. So far behind that I didn’t even mention here an interview I did with the Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism: An Interview with IACC Member Dr. Matt Carey. It was a pleasure to work with the TPGA people. If you don’t know them, take a look at their blog. Their book is the classic “book I wish someone gave me when my kid was first diagnosed”.

The IACC will be holding a meeting next Tuesday. Also, the IACC recently submitted a letter to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Sebelius recommending public and private insurance coverage of early behavioral interventions for children with autism spectrum disorder.

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By Matt Carey

note: I serve as a public member to the IACC but all comments here and elsewhere are my own.

One Response to “Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism: An Interview with IACC Member Dr. Matt Carey”

  1. Science Mom April 5, 2013 at 15:11 #

    Nice interview. You did a good job of clearing up some misconceptions of what the IACC does and doesn’t do (again).

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