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Pervasive Developmental Disorder (Not Otherwise Specified)

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Interventions

There is no cure for Pervasive Developmental Disorder – Not Otherwise Specified and other forms of autism but there are some interventions which can help decrease the symptoms. There are also some interventions which can help with related problems, such as anxiety or self harm.

Please click on the links below to find out more about specific interventions for people with PDDNOS we have evaluated/are in the process of evaluating.

You may also like to look at the much bigger alphabetic list of interventions. Please note: Many of the interventions on this list have yet to be studied scientifically

You may also like to look at a list of intervention research studies published in peer reviewed journals which include individuals with PDD (NOS). Please note:The fact that an intervention is on this list does not necessarily mean that it has been proven to be effective for individuals with PDD (NOS).

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