A listing of ASD-CARC's research publications and summaries of some findings, new online studies looking for participants, and planning our mobile lab excursions for 2009...click here for details.
Three of our trainees in the ASPIRE Autism Training Program announced new studies this week. Their studies range from looking at the complicated process of diagnosing an individual with ASD, to experiences in parent support groups, to sensory experiences and work place experiences for adults with ASD. We hope that you will read more about their studies and consider participating and perhaps even passing this information along to others who might be interested.To learn more, or participate, click here.
This SUNDAY September 28th the Bebko Lab will be participating in the 2008 Scotiabank Group Charity Challenge at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon on behalf of the Aspergers Society of Ontario. To learn more or make a donation, click here.
Jonathan Howard of www.runthedream.ca is running across Canada for autism. He will be in Kingston on July 11th, doing a 10km run from City Hall starting at 10:00 AM.
We have been working with the Public Health Agency of Canada on a project that we hope will lead to a means of tracking ASDs in Canada. This is the first phase of this project - finding out what the ASD Community feels is important to track. To let us know go to www.ASDsurveillance.ca.
Participants are currently being recruited to study the effectiveness of a new measure, the Asperger’s Disorder Behavior InventoryTM (ADBITM) by Ira Cohen, PhD... May 7th, 2007
In May 2007, ASD-CARC purchased two mobile homes and research equipment for each through major funding from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation and the Ontario Innovation Trust. The "mobile laboratories" will allow ASD-CARC to take the research to the families!...
We are pleased to announce that we will be holding 1-Day Workshops on Autism Research and a novel Autism Therapy Tool (AutismPro) in Australia during March 2007...
We would like to Thank Lavigne Truck Lines Inc. and Manon Lapensee and Linda Miller (Twin City Graphics Inc) for providing us with this incredible opportunity to spread the word about Autism...
The research study by Reichenberg et al (2006) attracted a lot of attention from both the scientific community and the autism community, with many comments supporting and others criticising the results. Such a reaction is important because it helps us to explore new areas of research and to design better studies...
AutismConnects/AutismResearch is supporting Autism Ontario (AO) in their joint project to assist Secondary Students with an ASD who are transitioning from school...
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