FOR AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER IN SCHOOLS
( 2nd Edition)
Lee A. Wilkinson, PhD
“It is
rare that one book can pack so many resources and easy to digest information
into a single volume! Families, school personnel, and professionals all need
the extensive, and up-to-date tips, guides, and ‘must-knows’ provided here.
It’s obvious the author is both a seasoned researcher and practitioner – a
winning combination.” - Dr. Debra Moore, psychologist and co-author
with Dr. Temple Grandin, of The Loving Push: How Parents & Professionals
Can Help Spectrum Kids Become Successful Adult
“Dr
Wilkinson has done it again. This updated and scholarly Second Edition reflects
important recent changes regarding diagnosis and services for students with
Autism Spectrum Disorder. With its numerous best-practice suggestions, it is a
must-read for school psychologists, school social workers, and those who teach
in general and special education.” - Dr Steven Landau, Professor of
School Psychology in the Department of Psychology, Illinois State University
“This
book is an essential resource for every educator that works with students with
ASD! The easy-to-read format is complete with up to date research on
evidence-based practices for this population, sample observation and assessment
worksheets and case studies that allow the reader to apply the information
presented.” - Gena P. Barnhill, PhD, NCSP, BCBA-D, LBA, Director of
Special Education Programs at Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, VA
"As
a practicing psychologist and psychotherapist with 20 years of experiencing I
believe I am qualified to say that Dr. Wilkinson's book is a "must
have!" Comprehensive and concise, informative and quite practical - this
book should be on the bookshelf or in the backpack of practicing professionals
and graduate students who work with students diagnosed with Autism Spectrum
Disorder. If you ever wanted all you "really need to know" about a
topic in one place - I sincerely recommend Dr. Wilkinson's book." - Dr.
Dan Pezzulo, PhD, LCSW, NCSP, CBIS, ABSNP
“A great resource for practicing school
psychologists, including interns. The book contains examples of IEP goals
and objectives, best practice guidelines, and case examples (to name a few). It
is well written and will be beneficial not only to school psychologists but
other school professionals/educators as well.” - Sadie Trunck, MA, CAS, NCSP,
Lecturer, School Psychology Graduate Program, State University of New York,
Plattsburgh
"I
wish I had this book as a guide when I was a member of the Child Study Team
(years ago) as a School Psychologist. The areas of assessment are thorough and
leave little room for questioning or error in the evaluation process. Further,
good evaluation and diagnostic data then informs the treatment plan, and school
program. This book is also equally as helpful to the parent of a child who is
consulting with his/her neurologist and or pediatrician. - Dr. Liz Matheis, Ph.D.
Psychological and Educational Consulting
"I
have found Dr. Lee Wilkinson's Second Edition of his best practice book to be a
continued must read for the school psychology practitioner and other support
professionals. School
psychologists will find the list of assessment domains and tools especially
helpful in selecting the appropriate instruments for screening and conducting a
comprehensive developmental evaluation. The appendices contain checklists and
observation forms that can be used in everyday practice. This book is a
valuable resource and a welcome addition to the school psychologist’s
professional library." - Dr. Angelo
J De Simone, Ed.D., School Psychologist
Availability
A Best practice Guide to
Assessment and Intervention for Autism Spectrum Disorder in Schools (2nd
Edition) is available
from Jessica Kingsley Publishers, Amazon.com, Barnes
& Noble, Books-A-Million, Walmart.com, Book Depository, and other booksellers. The book is available in both print and eBook formats.
Author
Lee A. Wilkinson, PhD, NCSP is a licensed and nationally certified school psychologist, and certified cognitive-behavioral therapist. His research and professional writing has focused primarily on behavioral consultation and therapy, and evidence-based practice in assessment and intervention for autism spectrum disorder. He has published numerous journal articles on these subjects both in the US and internationally. Dr. Wilkinson is editor of a text in the APA School Psychology Book
Series, Autism
Spectrum Disorder in Children and Adolescents: Evidence-Based Assessment and
Intervention in Schools,
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