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University of Missouri
205 Portland Street
Columbia, MO 65211
573-884-6052
Join the University of Missouri Thompson Center for a One-Day Conference for Families and Caregivers of individuals with autism on August 29 from 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Experts will present two strands of training sessions for parents and caregivers of…
Find out more »SAVE THE DATE Thompson Center Research and Training Facility Grand Opening includes: Building tours Research and training presentations Ask the Experts Showcase Kids activities
Find out more »Join the University of Missouri Thompson Center for a One-Day Conference for Families and Caregivers of individuals with autism on September 20 from 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m in St. Louis. Experts will present two strands of training sessions for parents…
Find out more »Join us for our 12th annual Autism Conference in 2017! Keynote speakers Wendy Chung, Research Director for the Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative, and James McPartland, Director of the Yale University Developmental Disabilities Clinic, will be joined by autism experts…
Find out more »This is an introductory workshop with instructional methods that include lectures, videos, demonstrations of administration and scoring, and discussions. This workshop is designed for researchers and clinicians with prior background in autism spectrum disorders and formal testing such as speech-…
Find out more »This training is for school personnel (e.g., school psychologist) and includes presentations and discussions on school based evaluations, how to incorporate the ADOS-2 into school reports and a didactic discussion of the DSM-5. Additionally, attendees will practice the ADOS-2 tasks…
Find out more »If you want to use the ADOS-2 for research purposes, you must establish reliability on the measure. The process involves first attending an ADOS-2 Training for Clinicians and then attending an ADOS-2 Research Training. This training is two and a…
Find out more »The ADI-R is a comprehensive parent interview that provides an assessment of individuals suspected of having autism spectrum disorders. It is important that you read the manual and have observed ADI-R’s so you are prepared to administer and code the…
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