Research Presented at Association for Behavior Analysis International Autism Conference
Researchers from Behavior Imaging, Emory University School of Medicine, and Marcus Autism Center recently presented at the ABAI (Association for Behavior Analysis International) Ninth Annual Autism Conference in Las Vegas, NV. Their findings are extremely positive for the use of technology for conducting FBAs remotely. Findings included: Consultants rated overall acceptability of the remote FBA
PHOENIX (CBS5)- SARRC: App-based pilot program can aid in autism diagnosis
CBS 5 – KPHO Read the full story on CBS 5 Arizona News site: http://www.kpho.com/story/27411488/sarrc-app-based-pilot-program-can-aid-in-autism-diagnosis#ixzz3Pxl1nNPR
Phoenix Business Journal – Behavior Imaging considers Valley move with SARRC partnership, pilot program
Behavior Imaging, a Boise, Idaho-based company teaming with Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center in Phoenix, is considering moving its headquarters to the Valley. Read entire article on Phoenix Business Journal’s Website: http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/print-edition/2014/11/21/behavior-imaging-considers-valley-move-with-sarrc.html
Eight PBS, Horizonte – Autism Pilot Program
A new app-based pilot program may help rule out or diagnose autism. Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center Vice President and Director of Research Christopher Smith talks about how the new program will work. View video on PBS Eight’s website: http://www.azpbs.org/horizonte/play.php?vidId=7238#
Phoenix Business Journal – Do you think your child has autism? New program may help provide an answer
Parents who wonder why their infants or toddlers seem to be developing more slowly than other children may have a much quicker answer, thanks to a fledgling partnership between Phoenix-based Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center and an Idaho company. Read entire article on Phoenix Business Journal’s Website: http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/blog/health-care-daily/2014/11/do-you-think-your-child-has-autism-new-program-may.html
Positive Results found in New Case Studies
Meeting the needs of students with significant behavioral concerns is a challenge that is faced by many educational systems today. In order to enhance the support provided to students and their educational teams, CAIU examined Behavior Imaging technology as a means to better serve students with autism and behavior challenges. Two studies were conducted between