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Стенли И. Гринспен (1941–2010), доктор медицинских наук (M. D.) — один из крупнейших в мире специалистов и области изучения и коррекции аутизма. С. Гринспен был профессором психиатрии и педиатрии в Медицинской Школе Университета им. Джорджа Вашингтона, председателем Междисциплинарного совета по нарушениям развития и обучения. Он также был основателем и президентом центра помощи детям раннего возраста с особыми потребностями и их семьям «От нуля до трех», директором Научного центра психического здоровья по разработке клинических программ развития для детей на базе Национального института психического здоровья (NIMH). Доктор Гринспен был признанным авторитетом в сфере клинической работы с детьми раннего и дошкольного возраста, имеющими когнитивные и эмоциональные нарушения развития. Под его руководством и по его модели были созданы многие региональные проекты и сети взаимодействия специалистов. Д-р Гринспен удостоен высшей награды Американской Психиатрической ассоциации за исследования в области психиатрии; он является автором около сорока книг, переведенных более чем на двенадцать языков; его статьи печатались в ведущих СМИ по всему миру. О деятельности Гринспена сделано несколько телевизионных передач и снят документальный фильм. Сайт о деятельности д-ра Гринспена: www.stanleygreenspan.com.