ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Inclusion Matters welcomes Dr. Jenn Hall-Lande, licensed psychologist and researcher from the University of Minnesota Institute on Community Integration and Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain back to the program to share updated autism prevalence numbers in Minnesota. She helps us understand the trends in the research and gives useful insights on ways early educators can support early intervention efforts and partner with families.
🌟Additional Resources:
- Centers for Disease Control (CDC):
🔗 CDC - Learn the Signs. Act Early
🔗 Data and Statistics on Autism Spectrum Disorder
🔗 2025 Community Report on Autism - MN Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring (ADDM) Network
🔗 https://addm.umn.edu/ - U of M Institute on Community Integration:
🔗 https://ici.umn.edu/ - Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain:
🔗 https://midb.umn.edu/
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