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Get to know Elizabeth Griffith, PhD
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I work with children and their families, specializing in concerns with development and behavior. I assess to determine if a diagnosis, such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, is appropriate. I also provide evidence-based intervention for very young children with or at-risk for autism and their families, directing our Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) program.
Undergraduate 1991
Haverford College in Pennsylvania (PA)
Graduate 2002
University of Denver
Residency 2002
University of Alabama Hospital Program
Fellowship 2003
University of Alabama Hospital Program
For Patients:
My research focuses on how to best support families with young children with or at-risk for autism. In addition, I work to determine how to best help professionals learn to work with young children.
My research focuses on how to best support families with young children with or at-risk for autism. In addition, I work to determine how to best help professionals learn to work with young children.
For Referring Providers:
My research has focused on protective and risk factors in autism spectrum disorders, as well as active ingredients in interventions and effective methods for dissemination.
My research has focused on protective and risk factors in autism spectrum disorders, as well as active ingredients in interventions and effective methods for dissemination.
