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Illustrating ASD
Leironica Hawkins is a New York City resident, comics artist, and adult with ASD. She is the author of the graphic ...
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Top 10 Tool Kits of 2015
Autism Speaks announced its 10 most commonly downloaded tool kits of 2015. Toolkit topics range from providing information to help ...
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Thinking Differently About ASD
As you indulge in some much needed rest and relaxation this holiday break, pull up a seat and check out ...
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Ten Easy Tips to Prepare for the Holidays
The holidays can be a stressful and sensory over-stimulating time for individuals with ASD. The TEACCH Autism Program at the ...
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Why don’t we know more about the environmental causes of autism?
In a recent post by Spectrum, Sarah DeWeerdt examines the reasons why we have not yet been able to pinpoint ...
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Sun, Sand, and Screen-Refer-Treat at Florida International University
Last week, READi Lab Director Wendy Stone spent time in sunny Miami and made an important stop at Florida International ...
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Free Online Course for Early Care and Education Providers
Early care and education providers are well positioned to play a unique role in the developmental monitoring of the children ...
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Screen-Refer-Treat Study Presented at Early Development Conference
On Friday, READi Lab Assistant Director Lisa Ibañez presented a poster about our Screen-Refer-Treat study at the Zero To Three ...
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Why do some children lose their ASD diagnosis?
Most of our knowledge about the prevalence of ASD in the U.S. comes from studies that are published by the ...
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Autism-Friendly Santas are Back!
This Sunday, December 6th, four shopping malls across WA State will host sensory-friendly Santas for children with ASD and other ...
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Happy 40th Birthday to the IDEA Act!
On November 29, 1975, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act, now known as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), ...
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What’s in a name? Why refer to autism as a “spectrum?”
In a recent article published in The Atlantic, Rose Eveleth raises important questions about the utility of referring to autism ...
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Anti-Bullying Awareness & Prevention Workshop
Open Doors for Multicultural Families is offering another free parent workshop on "Anti-Bullying Awareness & Prevention for Students with Disabilities", ...
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STAT-MD Training at Madigan Army Medical Center
Last week Wendy spent 2 days at MAMC conducting a training workshop with her Tennessee buddies from Vanderbilt University and ...
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READi Lab in the News!
READi Lab director Wendy Stone was featured in a UW Daily article about Sesame Street’s newest character, Julia. As you ...
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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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