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Seattle Children’s Autism Center has moved from the Lisa Li building (4909 25th Ave NE) to Seattle Children’s Magnuson (6901 Sandpoint Way NE), which is conveniently located just one and a half miles from our Seattle Children’s hospital campus. We are now seeing patients at the new location starting today, Monday, December 12, 2022.
Recruiting Participants for the Congenital Cytomegalovirus, Hearing Loss, and Autism Retrospective Study – No in-person appointments necessary to participate!
Please join us as we continue with our new video series, Conversations About Autism, which replaced our Autism 200 lectures, for this month’s conversation titled- Autism and Feeding: Emotional and Behavioral Support
Please join us as we continue with our new video series, Conversations About Autism, which replaced our Autism 200 lectures, for this month’s conversation titled – Autism and Feeding: Safety and Medical Considerations
Please join us as we continue with our new video series, Conversations About Autism, which replaced our Autism 200 lectures, for this month’s conversation titled- Autism and Feeding: What makes eating such a struggle?
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