Providers at the Duke Autism Clinic empower caregivers with strategies to support their children’s development. Read more about how we implement the Early Start Denver Model: autismcenter.duke.edu/news/early-sta…

A joint team from Duke and the University of Cape Town moved in-person caregiver coaching sessions to a low-cost platform due to COVID-19. Read how they adapted to deliver autism care using an app most people in 🇿🇦 already had access to: doi.org/10.1177/136236…

Embedded in electronic health record (EHR) data are the stories of thousands of late-talking children and how their communication abilities develop over time. Machine learning is helping us understand these stories, and what possibilities might come next. autismcenter.duke.edu/news/revealing…

Congratulations to all recent graduates of Duke's Management & Leadership Academies, with a special shout-out to Duke Psychiatry's Rachel Orr on completing the Leadership Academy & Lauren Driggers-Jones (Duke Center for Autism & Brain Development) on completing the Management Academy! 🌟

In 2024, three grants from the NIH and AHRQ supported faculty members in their research career development. Alex Bey, Matt Engelhard, and Danai Fannin are leveraging these grants to conduct their own research studies. Read more: autismcenter.duke.edu/news/leveragin…

You are invited to the next presentation in our Autism Seminar Series! Brianne Tomaszewski of UNC TEACCH will discuss "Self-Determined Participation of Transition-Aged Youth with I/DD and Community Engagement" Wed, Feb 5 at 4pm ET via Zoom. Register at duke.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

The HERO study made strides in 2024 with new interview questions designed to differentiate characteristics of co-occurring Autism, ADHD, and Anxiety. Read more: autismcenter.duke.edu/news/hero-stud…

The latest issue of the Connections Newsletter from the Duke Center or Autism and Brain Development is online now! Read and subscribe here: t.e2ma.net/webview/onkh9h…

The Duke COMET study uses machine learning to understand patterns of brain activity in autistic and non-autistic children. Read more: autismcenter.duke.edu/news/how-machi… Duke Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences

You are invited to the next presentation in our Autism Seminar Series! Brianne Tomaszewski of UNC TEACCH will discuss "Self-Determined Participation of Transition-Aged Youth with I/DD and Community Engagement" Wed, Feb 5 at 4pm ET via Zoom. Register at duke.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

The HERO study made strides in 2024 with new interview questions designed to differentiate characteristics of co-occurring Autism, ADHD, and Anxiety. Read more: autismcenter.duke.edu/news/hero-stud…

Duke Autism Center trainees have gone on to careers in research, clinical practice, and academic leadership. We caught up with 3 former trainees to learn more about how their experience at Duke prepared them to make an impact in the field. autismcenter.duke.edu/news/where-are… Duke Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences

Our 2024 Impact Report is out now! Read how our research, clinical services, education, and community partnerships have made a positive impact for the autism community here in Durham and around the world! autismcenter.duke.edu/2024-impact-re… Duke Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences Duke Health Duke University School of Medicine

At the next session in our Autism Seminar Series, Dr Carla Mazefsky, director of Pitt REAACT: An NIH Autism Center of Excellence, presents "Emotion Dysregulation and Suicide in Autism: What We Know and Where We Are Going" Wed, Mar 12, 4 PM ET. Register for this free Zoom program at duke.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Next in the Sensory Friendly Film Series is Finding Nemo! Next Saturday, March 15 at 11:30 am at the Carolina Theatre Get your FREE tickets at carolinatheatre.org/series/sensory…

We're excited to be at the Autism Society of NC Annual Conference tomorrow! If you're also attending, please visit our staff at our table in the exhibit hall!

1 in 36 children in the U.S. are diagnosed with autism, but many people still misunderstand it. This Quick Learner, made with @dukeautismctr, breaks down what autism is (and isn’t). 🎥 Learn more: youtu.be/s7v2YcCe-ag @dukemedschool @dukepsychiatry @autismsocietync