New Study Supports Reliable Autism Intervention Measures Across Clinic and Home Settings
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A recent study found that brief observational tools measuring social communication and caregiver strategies in young autistic children are reliable and feasible across both clinic and home settings, supporting flexible early intervention assessments.
Study Explores Low-Intensity Spanish-Language Autism Intervention for Latino Families
A study tested a lower-intensity Spanish-language autism intervention for Latino families, finding some caregiver improvements but limited overall effects, highlighting the need for tailored approaches.
Virtual Parents Taking Action Program Shows Promise for Chinese Immigrant Families with Children on the Autism Spectrum
A virtual, culturally adapted program called Parents Taking Action showed sustained benefits for Chinese immigrant families with autistic children, improving family empowerment and child behaviors over time.