The Stanford Autism Center at Packard Children's Hospital is dedicated to providing specialized clinical services and advancing research in Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Articles of Interest
- Lynn Koegel, who developed prominent autism therapy, joins Stanford
- Why parents try fringe therapies for autism
- Automating genetic analysis helps keep up with rapid discovery of new diseases
- Like people, monkeys vary widely in their social abilities. Behavioral neuroscientist Karen Parker, PhD, explains how studying social behavior in monkeys can advance how we understand and treat autism.
- Study finds differences in male, female brain activity when it comes to cooperation
- Tips for creating quality family time when a child has autism spectrum disorder
- Google Glass may help kids with autism reognize emotions
Upcoming Events
Parent Support Group, Thursday, September 14, 2017
10th Annual International Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT) Conference for ASD 9/16/17
Innovative, Naturalistic Intervention Strategies for Autism Spectrum Disorders
Families, school staff, and other professionals welcome!
Presentations by Drs. Robert and Lynn Koegel, Dr. Brittany Koegel, Dr. Antonio Hardan, and Dr. Grace Gengoux
All attendees will receive Level I PRT Certification
Breakfast, lunch, and refreshments provided
Early Bird Registration: $130 After August 1st: $150
10% Discount for groups of 4 or more
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