http://www.learningbreakthrough.com/blog/bible-of-psychiatric-disorders-dsm-5-being-updated/ Learning Breakthrough's WordPress weblog Wed, 18 Jan 2012 15:28:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://www.learningbreakthrough.com/blog/bible-of-psychiatric-disorders-dsm-5-being-updated/comment-page-1/#comment-47 What is Sensory Processing Disorder and Relation to Autism? | DSM-5 Revisited | The Breakthrough Blog Fri, 06 Aug 2010 15:35:52 +0000 http://www.learningbreakthrough.com/blog/?p=370#comment-47 [...] being drafted, and which we described as a really important step in our posting from March 4: DSM-5 Being Updated. The person leading that effort is Dr. Lucy Jane Miller, OTR and Founder of the SPD Foundation, who [...] [...] being drafted, and which we described as a really important step in our posting from March 4: DSM-5 Being Updated. The person leading that effort is Dr. Lucy Jane Miller, OTR and Founder of the SPD Foundation, who [...]

]]> http://www.learningbreakthrough.com/blog/bible-of-psychiatric-disorders-dsm-5-being-updated/comment-page-1/#comment-4 CrisisMaven Thu, 04 Mar 2010 23:43:59 +0000 http://www.learningbreakthrough.com/blog/?p=370#comment-4 As I see you are mentioning statistical research: I have put one of the most comprehensive link lists for hundreds of thousands of statistical sources and indicators on my blog: <a href="http://crisismaven.wordpress.com/references/" rel="nofollow">Statistics Reference List</a>. And what I find most fascinating is how data can be visualised nowadays with the graphical computing power of modern PCs, as in many of the dozens of examples in these <a href="http://crisismaven.wordpress.com/references/references-subjects-covered/data-structuring/data-visualisation-references/" rel="nofollow">Data Visualisation References</a>. If you miss anything that I might be able to find for you or if you yourself want to share a resource, please leave a comment. As I see you are mentioning statistical research: I have put one of the most comprehensive link lists for hundreds of thousands of statistical sources and indicators on my blog: Statistics Reference List. And what I find most fascinating is how data can be visualised nowadays with the graphical computing power of modern PCs, as in many of the dozens of examples in these Data Visualisation References. If you miss anything that I might be able to find for you or if you yourself want to share a resource, please leave a comment.

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