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5 Tips to Help Ease the Transition for Students with AutismSeptember 9th, 2020School in 2020 looks different for students across the nation. While a new school year is always about change, here are five tips on how to ease transitions for learners of all ages. -
SARRC Announces Julie Alpert To Its Board of DirectorsAugust 25th, 2020SARRC announced the election of Julie Alpert to its board of directors. -
A Whole New WorldAugust 5th, 2020Mathilde Rispoli is a past Peer Mentor in SARRC’s CommunityWorks® program, which brings typically developing teens together with teens impacted by autism to learn new skills and volunteer. -
A Day in the Life Of: Marisa CarrollJuly 16th, 2020Meet Marisa, Behavior Therapist within SARRC's Community School, who gives us a peek into a (new) typical day at SARRC. -
A Message from SARRC’s President & CEO on COVID-19July 15th, 2020Like many other nonprofits and businesses, SARRC is navigating a new normal. Learn how we continue to adapt and transform the delivery of our services so we can continue to provide the medically necessary therapy to our clients. -
Discussion on High & Low Functioning LabelsJuly 6th, 2020SARRC's Vice President & Research Director Christopher Smith explains whether high and low functioning labels are useful, and offers other solutions instead. -
Future of Cyber Safety and AutismJune 19th, 2020SARRC is developing a new online safety curriculum that will provide effective teaching strategies for people on the autism spectrum, as well as their families. -
Expediting the Diagnostic ProcessJune 16th, 2020NODA continues to expand and help more families with an evaluation for autism. -
Shifting our Perspectives: Girls & AutismJune 9th, 2020When it comes to diagnosing girls with autism, experts are finding that we may be looking for the wrong things. -
Here for You: Watch How SARRC Continues to Navigate Through Unique TimesMay 20th, 2020If you missed the premiere of SARRC’s Annual Community Breakfast, you can watch it right here! See how we are navigating these extraordinary times for those who need us most.
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The Millers Find Support, Empowerment Through SARRC’s Parent Training ProgramMay 4th, 2020 -
SARRC Co-Develops Virtual Autism Simulator for Law EnforcementApril 27th, 2020Revolutionary virtual autism simulator developed by SARRC, VirTra launches nationwide to train for interactions between law enforcement and people with autism.
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A Day in the Life Of: Jena McCoyApril 16th, 2020Meet Jena, Transition Specialist within the First Place Transition Academy, operated by SARRC! -
Establecer rutinas y mantenerse motivado durante el distanciamiento socialApril 13th, 2020Se realista, permite la elección, se flexible, mantente social: lee más sobre cómo puedes encontrar el éxito en la construcción de una nueva rutina exitosa mientras te distancias socialmente. -
Establishing Routines, Staying Motivated During Social DistancingApril 13th, 2020Remain realistic, allow choice, be flexible, stay social: read more about how you can find success in building a new, successful routine while social distancing.
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SARRC's 2019 Community Impact ReportApril 6th, 2020We are proud to share some of SARRC's top highlights from the past year in our 2019 Community Impact Report. -
Prevalence of Autism Increases by 10%, to 1 in 54 ChildrenMarch 31st, 2020The 2020 Community Report on Autism highlights the ADDM Network’s most recent findings on ASD in 8-year-old children, showing that the estimated percentage of children identified with ASD is higher than in previous reports. -
SARRC’s Jumpstart Helps Change the Course of a Mother and Son’s JourneyMarch 23rd, 2020One family's journey through SARRC's JumpStart program and how inspiration was found through ABA therapy, leading to a change in careers. -
12 News: Girls and AutismMarch 23rd, 2020SARRC's Director and VP of Research Christopher J. Smith, Ph.D., spoke with 12 News about how autism can vary between girls and boys.
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April Is Autism Awareness Month: Learn How You Can Help!March 20th, 2020April marks Autism Awareness Month where communities across the globe are raising awareness and acceptance to autism.
