Emerging research indicates a higher prevalence of depression and suicidality among autistic individuals and those with neurodevelopmental disorders than in the general population. This highlights the urgent need for tailored mental health interventions.
Dr. Schwartzman emphasizes the importance of community-based methodologies in her research, aiming to enhance treatment efficacy for depression and suicidality in autistic populations. By engaging neurodivergent community members, she aims to translate scientific findings into practical solutions.
The webinar introduces a new integrated care approach by Dr. Berg that focuses on assessing and treating anxiety, depression, and overall health in individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions. This model seeks to bridge the gap often seen in traditional mental health care.
Exclusion from mental health research has left those with neurodevelopmental conditions underserved, leading to a scarcity of appropriate treatment options. It is crucial to address this lack to improve mental health outcomes for these individuals.
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