When parents receive an autism diagnosis for their two-, three-, or four-year-old child, their immediate instinct is to do whatever it takes to save them. Well-meaning doctors and professionals frequently recommend that families enroll their toddlers in intensive clinical programs, sometimes scheduling them for therapy eight to nine hours a day. But in a recent […]The post Relationships Can’t Be Outsourced: Time, Trust, and the Parent-Child Connection first appeared on RDIconnect.