In this episode, Dr. Gutstein attacks the myth that all persons with autism are the same.

Dr. Gutstein shares the devastating and pervasive myth that persons with autism do not long for relationship.

This week, Dr. Gutstein explains the divide existing between autism research and clinical intervention.

In this episode, Dr Gutstein encourages parents that they can enjoy a growth-filled relationship with their child who is on the spectrum.

There is hope for people with autism. Regardless of the vulnerabilities that might be present, all children can become co-participants in their growth and not just 'objects' of our interventions.

A successful Guiding Relationship takes two active participants. But as autism interrupts natural development, infants shut down in their ability to participate and can offer nothing for parents to respond to or guide.

The most devastating consequence of autism is the loss of access to a Guiding Relationship for infants, which is vital for their growth and development.

In this episode, Dr. Gutstein explain what is happening initially in the brains of autistic infants as they begin to diverge from typical development.

Dr. Gutstein continues to discuss the typical development of infants in order to lay a foundation for understanding what is happening to our autistic kids.

In this episode, Dr. Gutstein continues to discuss the similarities and differences of typically-developing infants and those who are later diagnosed with autism.