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I think my child may have Asperger Syndrome. How do I get a diagnosis?

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I think my child may have Asperger Syndrome. How do I get a diagnosis?

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To be diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome you child will need a psychological assessment administered by a qualified clinician – either a psychologist or a psychiatrist. Your family doctor or your child’s paediatrician can make a referral to a psychologist or psychiatrist for an assessment. Within the Winnipeg Region, you can contact Centralized Intake for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services directly at (204) 958-9660, or you can ask your child’s paediatrician to make the referral on your behalf. The intake worker will ask for some information regarding the child and the situation to make a better assessment of the situation and make a referral to the appropriate services. There are often wait lists associated with these services. This is not an emergency service and if you are worried about your child or adolescent’s safety contact the Youth Mobile Crisis Team at (204) 949-4777 or call 911. You may also wish to receive a private assessment with a psychologist or psychiatrist, and

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