Autism Evaluation & Treatment
Our child & adolescent psychiatrists and psychologists work together to evaluate and provide ongoing treatment for disorders along the autistic spectrum.
Comprehensive care for your child is available at Marshall Health through medication management, individual therapy, family therapy, psycho-educational testing and group therapy to enhance appropriate and social behaviors.
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often appears during the first three years of life and can affect a child’s nervous system, growth and development. Each child may have a slightly different set of symptoms. Below are some of the most common symptoms of ASD.
- Has problems making eye contact with others
- Has problems making friends or interacting with other children
- Does not communicate well with others
- Starts speaking at a later age than other children or doesn’t speak at all
- When the child is able to speak, doesn’t use speech in social settings
- Repeats words or phrases (echolalia) or repeats parts of dialogue from TV or movies
- Does repeated movements, such as rocking or flapping fingers or hands
- May be too sensitive or less sensitive to certain things around him or her, such as lights, sounds, touch or taste
- Has rituals
- Needs routines
Jessica R. Bradley, PsyD
Clinical Interests:
- Counseling
- Psychology - Child & Adolescent
- Telemedicine
Locations:
- Marshall Psychiatry 304-691-1500
Allissa N. Caudill, PsyD
Clinical Interests:
- Psychology - Child & Adolescent
- Telemedicine
Locations:
- Marshall Psychiatry 304-691-1500
Tracy L. LeGrow, PsyD
Clinical Interests:
- Psychology - Adult
- Psychology - Child & Adolescent
- Telemedicine
Locations:
- Marshall Psychiatry 304-691-1500
John H. McAulay III, PsyD
Clinical Interests:
- Psychology - Adult
- Psychology - Child & Adolescent
Locations:
- Marshall Psychiatry 304-691-1500
Jennifer Mills Price, PsyD
Clinical Interests:
- Addiction
- Behaviorial Medicine
- Psychology - Adult
- Psychology - Child & Adolescent
- Telemedicine
Locations:
- Marshall Family Medicine 304-691-1100
- Maternal Addiction Recovery Center (MARC) 304-696-8700
- Project Hope for Women & Children 304-696-4673 (HOPE)
Charity Morrison, PMHNP-BC
Clinical Interests:
- Behaviorial Medicine
- Psychiatry - Child & Adolescent
- Telemedicine
Locations:
- Marshall Pediatrics 304-691-1300

Marshall Pediatrics
1600 Medical Center Drive
3rd Floor
Huntington, WV 25701
Phone: 304-691-1300
Toll-Free Phone: 877-691-1600

Marshall Psychiatry
An outpatient department of Cabell Huntington Hospital
20th Street Professional Building
1115 20th Street, Suite 205
Huntington, WV 25703
Phone: 304-691-1500
Multidisciplinary Autism Assessment Clinic
Marshall Health partners with the West Virginia Autism Training Center at Marshall University to provide comprehensive autism evaluation services. Call 304-696-2332 for more information or to schedule an appointment.