Raising Texas Voices study
Stanford is seeking parents of young children with autism between 3-5 years old who are interested in improving their child’s spoken words
Stanford is seeking parents of young children with autism between 3-5 years old who are interested in improving their child’s spoken words. Participation does not require any travel or in-person commitment and includes a free mobile app that utilizes the motivational components of PRT. If interested, please contact Lizzie Ponder at lizziep@stanford.edu
The Texas Center for Disability Studies at The University of Texas at Austin is interviewing adults ages 22–49 and their caregivers about their life experiences
| The Texas Center for Disability Studies at The University of Texas at Austin is interviewing adults ages 22–49 and their caregivers about their life experiences. The interviews are part of the SALUD (Supporting Access to Learning, Understanding, and Healthy Development for Adults with IDD) study, which aims to learn more about the health and daily lives of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who live with their families. People who participate in the interviews can get paid for their time. To learn more about this opportunity, complete the SALUD Research Interest Form. Information is available in English and in Spanish in the flyers below.
· Additional information for people with disabilities (PDF) · Additional information for family members and caregivers (PDF) |
Are you the parent of a child 8-17 years old with anxiety?
Please not that this study is recruiting youth for whom anxiety is the primary concern. Children with co-occurring autism are absolutely welcome to participate, provided that anxiety is their primary presenting concern. If interested, contact a member of the study team at REALStudy@bcm.edu or fill out the interest form at https://redcap.link/bcmrealstudy!
Do you have an infant with A Family History of Autism?
CADD – Participants Needed
For more information, see here or contact Kate Ochalek at ochalekk1578@uhcl.edu.
University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)
The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) is providing students who meet their criteria with 200 (1:1) hours of our Visualizing & Verbalizing program to improve their language and reading comprehension skills. This is a huge opportunity to receive instruction in the Houston learning center. See flyer above for contact information.
The Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities
The Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities at the University of Houston at Clear Lake offers ongoing opportunities to participate in various research studies. Often there is a training component to these studies that could benefit you and your child.
Visit the UHCL CADD Facebook page for details.
