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Learn current perspectives on psychopharmacology and autism from Dr. M. Pilar Trelles, MD, of Boston Children's Hospital.
Free certificates of participation are available upon successful completion of a brief knowledge quiz AFTER the webinar at autism.org/autism-psychopharmacology
Handouts are available for download online at: autism.org/autism-psychopharmacology
M. Pilar Trelles, MD, is a licensed and certified child and adolescent psychiatrist. Dr. Trelles has expertise in autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and related neurodevelopmental disabilities (NDDs) and has received specialized training in the utility of genomic medicine to better understand these conditions.
Dr. Trelles’ clinical and research work has been dedicated to improving access to care for under-resourced communities with NDDs. By establishing strong community partnerships with national and international stakeholders, she has developed initiatives that improve healthcare disparities and build capacities in the community to improve research participation of ethnic and racial minorities in ASD research. She has obtained significant grant support and has been the recipient of multiple awards for junior investigators. Dr. Trelles has published extensively in professional journals and has been invited frequently to present nationally and internationally.
Learn current perspectives on psychopharmacology and autism from Dr. M. Pilar Trelles, MD, of Boston Children's Hospital.
Free certificates of participation are available upon successful completion of a brief knowledge quiz AFTER the webinar at autism.org/autism-psychopharmacology
Handouts are available for download online at: autism.org/autism-psychopharmacology
M. Pilar Trelles, MD, is a licensed and certified child and adolescent psychiatrist. Dr. Trelles has expertise in autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and related neurodevelopmental disabilities (NDDs) and has received specialized training in the utility of genomic medicine to better understand these conditions.
Dr. Trelles’ clinical and research work has been dedicated to improving access to care for under-resourced communities with NDDs. By establishing strong community partnerships with national and international stakeholders, she has developed initiatives that improve healthcare disparities and build capacities in the community to improve research participation of ethnic and racial minorities in ASD research. She has obtained significant grant support and has been the recipient of multiple awards for junior investigators. Dr. Trelles has published extensively in professional journals and has been invited frequently to present nationally and internationally.
