Autism, Anxiety and COVID-19

Autism, Anxiety and COVID-19

This is a video that was recorded by Autism Community Training with three guest speakers, mental health clinicians: Dr. Grace Iarocci, Dr. David Worling, and Professor Anthony Bailey. In this video they are answering questions about COVID-19, related anxiety in people with autism and how to handle it.

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https://www.actcommunity.ca/autism-anxiety-and-covid-19-thursday-april-2-2020/

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