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Mental Health News Radio
Live at the 2nd annual Converge Autism conference by Springbrook Behavioral Health we speak with Dr. Celene Saulnier. Celene is one of the presenters at the conference. Celene is with Marcus Autism Center. Dr. Saulnier obtained her doctorate in...
6:53•1 Mar 2018
Unlocking Adaptive Skills: A Conversation with Dr. Celine Saulnier
Episode Overview
- Dr. Saulnier emphasises the importance of adaptive behaviour in autism.
- She shares her journey from academia to private practice.
- The episode highlights the gap between cognitive skills and real-life application.
- Discussion on supporting families with severely impaired children.
- Insights into professional training and mental health education.
“"There has to be something more for these individuals and their families out there"”
In this engaging episode of Mental Health News Radio, Dr. Celine Saulnier shares her journey into the world of autism research and adaptive skills. Broadcasting live from the Converge Autism conference, Dr. Saulnier, a seasoned clinical psychologist, discusses her passion for bridging the gap between cognitive skills and their real-life application for individuals with autism.
With her background at the Marcus Autism Center and Emory University, she sheds light on the importance of adaptive behaviour in enhancing the lives of those with autism. Dr. Saulnier's story is one of dedication, driven by her early experiences working with children with severe impairments. Her commitment to research and clinical practice has shaped her career and inspired her transition to private practice, where she aims to continue making a difference.
The conversation touches on the challenges faced by families and the potential for more supportive environments for individuals with autism. If you're curious about how adaptive skills can transform lives or seeking inspiration from a professional deeply invested in autism research, this episode is a must-listen.
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