Author(s) : Marilyn J. Monteiro, PhD, and Sheri Stegall, PhD
Publisher : WPS, 2018
SKU : 604MIG
The Monteiro Interview Guidelines for Diagnosing the Autism Spectrum, 2nd Edition (MIGDAS-2) is a sensory-based process for gathering and organising the qualitative information needed to diagnose autism in children, adolescents, and adults.
The process includes guidelines for gathering information from parents/caregivers and teachers, and for conducting a sensory-based interview with the individual being evaluated. The end result is a comprehensive behavioral profile that describes the individual’s distinct way of relating to the world, supplementing assessment scores and informing diagnosis and treatment planning.
The MIGDAS-2 process is designed to facilitate writing a narrative evaluation report and providing diagnostic feedback using language that is easily understood by parents and others involved in the individual’s care.
Key Features
The MIGDAS-2 interviews require the use of common, sensory-based toys and materials (not included in the Kit purchase). The use of these materials and suggestions for building a sensory-based materials kit are described in the MIGDAS-2 Manual.
The MIGDAS-2 Parent/Caregiver Questionnaire (pkg 5) provides a detailed set of questions designed to gather a comprehensive narrative about the individual being evaluated from the point of view of his or her parents/caregivers. The questionnaire can be used to facilitate an in-person interview or can be completed independently by having parents/caregivers write their responses directly on the questionnaire.
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• Masters degree in Psychology, OR evidence of equivalent level of study.
• Masters degree in Speech Therapy/Speech Pathology, OR evidence of equivalent level of study.
• Masters degree in Occupational Therapy, OR evidence of equivalent level of study.
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• Masters degree in Special Education, OR evidence of equivalent level of study.