Jane Asher discusses the challenges
facing parents of newly diagnosed
children with autism.

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Parent Information Packet

Jane Asher highlights the many
resources that ASAT has to
offer the autism community.

ASAT Resources

Jane Asher offers several important
considerations to guide any and all
decisions about autism treatment.

Autism Treatment

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Resource Review

The Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP): A Comprehensive Look at Initiatives and Resources

Interview

An Interview with Dr. Erick Dubuque, Autism Commission on Quality (ACQ)

Resource Review

The Autism Commission on Quality Applied Behavior Analysis Accreditation Program Standards & Guide

Interview From The Archives

Some Reflections on the Enduring Legacy of Dr. Jerry Shook

Research Synopses

Review of Evaluating the Effectiveness of Two Models of Applied Behavior Analysis in a Community-Based Setting for Children with ASD

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Is a Career as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) for You?

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Collaboration: The Path to Better Outcomes

ASAT Responds to MedCity News: “Centering Cultural Sensitivity in Applied Behavior Analysis”

December 15, 2024 Dear Dr. Hartley, We are writing in response to your recent article, “Centering Cultural Sensitivity in Applied Behavior Analysis.” Thank you for your insightful remarks on the vital importance of recognizing and celebrating diversity within the autism community. Your thoughtful analysis not only raises awareness of the need for cultural sensitivity, but…

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ASAT Responds to UM-Flint NOW: “UM-Flint’s Officer Friendly Day promotes positive interactions between autistic people and law enforcement.”

November 18, 2024 Dear Ms. Oak: Thank you for your article titled “UM-Flint’s Officer Friendly Day promotes positive interactions between autistic people and law enforcement.” We were delighted to read that the University of Michigan-Flint provided a platform for individuals with autism and their families to connect with law enforcement! Although the event has passed,…

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ASAT Responds to The74: “America’s Most Popular Autism Therapy May Not Work — and May Seriously Harm Patients’ Mental Health”

November 25, 2024 Dear Ms. Hawkins, I hope this message finds you well. On behalf of the Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT), we are writing in response to your article, “America’s Most Popular Autism Therapy May Not Work — and May Seriously Harm Patients’ Mental Health.” We appreciate the time and research you…

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Natural Language Acquisition Protocol Treatment Summary

Son-Rise Program®: Is There Science Behind That?

ASAT Articles for Behavior Analysts

Recognizing ASD in Infants and Toddlers

Latest Published Articles

Resource Review

The Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP): A Comprehensive Look at Initiatives and Resources

Interview

An Interview with Dr. Erick Dubuque, Autism Commission on Quality (ACQ)

Resource Review

The Autism Commission on Quality Applied Behavior Analysis Accreditation Program Standards & Guide

Interview From The Archives

Some Reflections on the Enduring Legacy of Dr. Jerry Shook

Research Synopses

Review of Evaluating the Effectiveness of Two Models of Applied Behavior Analysis in a Community-Based Setting for Children with ASD

Article Share

Is a Career as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) for You?

Save the Date: December 12th Webinar

Collaboration: The Path to Better Outcomes

Latest Newsletters
Latest Media Watch Letters

ASAT Responds to MedCity News: “Centering Cultural Sensitivity in Applied Behavior Analysis”

December 15, 2024 Dear Dr. Hartley, We are writing in response to your recent article, “Centering Cultural Sensitivity in Applied Behavior Analysis.” Thank you for your insightful remarks on the vital importance of recognizing and celebrating diversity within the autism community. Your thoughtful analysis not only raises awareness of the need for cultural sensitivity, but…

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ASAT Responds to UM-Flint NOW: “UM-Flint’s Officer Friendly Day promotes positive interactions between autistic people and law enforcement.”

November 18, 2024 Dear Ms. Oak: Thank you for your article titled “UM-Flint’s Officer Friendly Day promotes positive interactions between autistic people and law enforcement.” We were delighted to read that the University of Michigan-Flint provided a platform for individuals with autism and their families to connect with law enforcement! Although the event has passed,…

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ASAT Responds to The74: “America’s Most Popular Autism Therapy May Not Work — and May Seriously Harm Patients’ Mental Health”

November 25, 2024 Dear Ms. Hawkins, I hope this message finds you well. On behalf of the Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT), we are writing in response to your article, “America’s Most Popular Autism Therapy May Not Work — and May Seriously Harm Patients’ Mental Health.” We appreciate the time and research you…

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