ASAT Responds to Boston University Today: “Helping Autistic Adults Have Healthy Relationships”

Dear Ms. Bouranova, Thank you for your article titled Helping Autistic Adults Have Healthy Relationships. The article highlighted the HEARTS course, a creation of Professor Emily Rothman, chair of occupational therapy at the College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences at Sargent College. HEARTS offers online classes to autistic adults, providing them with the tools to…

Mi hijo acaba de ser diagnosticado, ¿y ahora qué?: Una lista anotada de artículos publicados anteriormente

Traducido por Simon Celiberti-Byam y Carolina Arguello, MS, BCBA Association for Science in Autism Treatment Recibir un diagnóstico para su hijo puede ser confuso y abrumador para los padres del mundo. Publicamos este artículo traducido para mostrar algunos de nuestros articulos publicados anteriormente que pueden ser útiles para usted. Para su comodidad, cada uno de los…

ASAT Responds to Northwestern Medicine News: “Northwestern Investigators Develop New Therapy for Autism Subtype”

Dear Ms. Rohman, We are writing in response to your article, “Northwestern Investigators Develop New Therapy for Autism Subtype.” We commend you for raising awareness about the importance of effective treatment for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and for highlighting new advances in genetic research. We were very interested to learn more about the…

Showcasing ASAT’s LinkedIn Page

Marcia Questel, MSEd, BCBA, Erin Leif, PhD, BCBA-D, Kaitlyn Evoy, BA, and David Celiberti, PhD, BCBA-D Association for Science in Autism Treatment In an effort to reach a wider audience of professionals, ASAT maintains an active page on LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional online networking site! We are excited to join over 500 million LinkedIn…

Donor Wall 2021

Donor Wall 2021 In addition to our entire Board of Directors of the Association for Science in Autism Treatment, we acknowledge the following donors. Without their support, our important work could not be carried out. For that we are grateful. Sustaining $10,000 Bristol Myers SquibbTM Benefactor $1000-1999 Phyllis Freidt (in honor of Peggy Halliday) Eric…

ASAT Responds to US News & World Report’s: “Intervening in Infancy Might Help Prevent Some Cases of Autism: Study”

Dear Ms Murez, We are writing in response to your article, “Intervening in Infancy Might Help Prevent Some Cases of Autism: Study.” We value your efforts to highlight the importance of early intervention, including early parent-led intervention, for infants who are at risk for autism or developmental delay. In your article, you acknowledge that infants…

ASAT Responds to The Nation Thailand’s: “Therapy Dogs Offer Companionship To Children With Autism In China”

Dear The Nation Thailand, We are writing in response to your recent story and video, “Therapy dogs offer companionship to children with autism in China.” We appreciate your efforts to provide information to parents of children on the autism spectrum about different therapy approaches they may be considering. We enjoyed learning about the methods used…