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It’s better to know!/¡Es mejor saber!
The CDC’s “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” campaign has created an excellent resource for families who may have concerns about ...
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Planning for Your Child’s Future
Open Doors for Multicultural Families is offering a free parent workshop on “Wills and Trusts” this Thursday, November 12th from ...
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Lizzy Karp Receives $10,000 Research Grant!
Lizzy Karp, a third-year child clinical psychology graduate student and READi Lab member, was recently awarded a $10,000 grant from ...
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KUOW Interviews READi Lab Director
This morning Wendy Stone was interviewed by KUOW’s Jeannie Yandell for a segment on “The Record” about her work with ...
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iPad giveaway!
An amazing, limited-time opportunity! Autism Speaks announced yesterday that they have 1,045 iPad Airs to give away to individuals with ...
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Girls and boys with ASD: Why are there differences?
Have you ever wondered what might be behind the fact that there are four times more boys than girls currently ...
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ImPACT study highlighted in ‘CHDD Outlook’ article
An article in today’s issue of ‘CHDD Outlook’ highlights a READi Lab research project designed to attenuate the development and ...
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Improving the Game Day Experience for Children with ASD
The Seattle Seahawks have teamed up with a nonprofit organization to offer special kits for families attending football games with ...
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The New Kid on the Sesame Street Block
READi Lab Director Wendy Stone is featured in a UW Today article for her contributions to Sesame Street’s new autism ...
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Autumn Additions to the READi Lab
As the chilly fall air begins to settle in, the READi Lab warmly welcomes one returning and two new undergraduate research assistants: Rachel Hantman ...
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Addressing Global Disparities in Autism Services
A new article in 'Autism Research' describes the disparities in access to autism screening and diagnosis that exist across the ...
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The Reviews Are In!
Movie critics Ibañez and Stone attended a sneak preview of “How to Dance in Ohio,” an HBO documentary about teens ...
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Parent report tool available in English and Spanish versions
The READi Lab is pleased to add another research measure to our website. The Parent Interview for Autism–Clinical Version (PIA–CV; ...
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IEP Parent Workshop
In keeping with their mission to provide support to diverse families with developmental disabilities and special needs, Open Doors for ...
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There’s an App for That!
If you are looking for some ways to use your iPhone or iPad as a teaching tool for a child ...
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Having a Blast at the Autism Speaks Walk!
The READi Lab had a wonderful time greeting families and colleagues on Saturday at the “Walk Now for Autism Speaks.” ...
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New Film Features Teenagers with ASD
The SIFF Cinema Uptown in Seattle will be holding a free screening of How to Dance in Ohio and a ...
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Visit us at the Autism Speaks Walk!
Puget Sound’s “Walk Now for Autism Speaks” is now 8 days away, and the READi Lab will be there to ...
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Helping Children with ASD Navigate Everyday Activities
The UW READi Lab is proud to partner with Autism Speaks to provide a series of personalized PowerPoint templates that ...
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Higher Education Beckons
Higher Education BeckonsWith the changing of the seasons, and the arrival of Fall quarter around the bend, the READi Lab ...
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