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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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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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Benefits of Participating

Benefits of participation often include:

  • Free assessments and evaluations
  • Monitoring of your child’s early development
  • Specialized interventions and strategies

Choosing to participate not only benefits you and your child, it benefits others impacted by autism.

Learn more about benefits of participating or contact us for more information

What People are Saying

STAT Training

On behalf of all the participants, I’d like to thank you for a wonderful day learning about the STAT. It was a truly rewarding experience for all of us who care about families affected by Autism and other developmental disabilities.

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