A Focus on Person-Centered Autism Research, Evaluation, & Support Services
Led by Center Director Dr. Ty Vernon and Clinical Director Dr. Anna Krasno, the center focuses on the development and implementation of strength-based, motivational support services, interventions, and psychological evaluations for individuals with autism and their families.
Our Programs
The center provides diagnostic assessments, support services, parent support, and clinical training opportunities through its funded research projects and clinics.
Intervention support models developed at the center include the Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT) and the Social Tools And Rules for Teens (START) programs.
We provide research and clinical training to doctoral students in clinical psychology and special education, many of whom have continued on to become highly influential members of the autism research and clinical support communities.
Koegel Autism Center News
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Koegel Autism Center's Unmasking Through Art show on Nov. 21
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Undiagnosed Autism in Teens and Adults Can Lead to Mental Health Issues
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Koegel Autism Center Holds 3rd Annual Neurodivergent-Curated Art Show on December 7
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Partnering with the autism community to promote hope, compassion, inclusivity, and empowerment.
We strive to develop, evaluate, and disseminate high-impact, strength-based autism evaluation and support strategies; build collaborative partnerships with local and global communities; be culturally sensitive and responsive; provide ongoing outreach and education to families and professionals; support the diverse needs of individuals with autism across the lifespan; and serve as a model for excellence in autism research, service, and training.