Study Examines Organizational Influences on Implementing Evidence-Based Practices for Autistic Youth in Virginia’s Community Mental Health System
A study of Virginia's community mental health agencies reveals organizational factors influencing the adoption of evidence-based practices for autistic youth, highlighting barriers and facilitators to effective implementation.
Community Collaboration Enhances Anxiety Therapy for Autistic Youth in Real-World Settings
A recent study shows that adapting cognitive behavioral therapy for autistic youth with anxiety through community engagement improves acceptability and potential use in real-world settings.
Study Explores Head Motion Synchrony in Peer Interactions Among Autistic and Non-Autistic Youth
A recent study using computer vision found that natural head motion synchrony occurs similarly in autistic and non-autistic youth during peer interactions, but higher synchrony was linked to less enjoyment and more discomfort.
Neighborhood Resources Influence Response to Emotion Regulation Therapy in Autistic Youth
A study found that autistic youth from neighborhoods with fewer resources showed greater improvements in emotion regulation after participating in the Regulating Together therapy program.