The Behavior Analysis Research Clinic is conducting a research study to evaluate the best method for toilet training children.

Does your child have problem behavior at the dentist’s office, such as crying, self-injury, or aggression? Does your child have a hard time cooperating with routine dental procedures? Are you interested in increasing your child’s cooperation at the dentist’s office? Dr. Iser DeLeon and Izzy Schieber are recruiting participants for studies to teach children with developmental disabilities to cooperate with dental procedures. purpose of the study is to help children cooperate during dental exams through an in-home, caregiver-led intervention and clinical procedures when needed.

The OASIS (Online and Applied System for Intervention Skills)Caregiver Training Program is a program that teaches behavior management skills to parents of young children with challenging behavior. This is not designed to be a direct intervention solely for the child, but instead it is designed to teach parents or caregivers more effective ways to interact with their children

Aging, or getting older, might change someone’s brain function, motor skills, health condition, or how they feel about their life. This NIH funded study (1R21AG065621-01A1) is currently seeking autistic adult participants. By understanding aging in autistic adults, in the future we might be able to help autistic adults stay healthier longer.