ARI’s award-winning Autism Research Review International (ARRI) quarterly journal frequently includes editorials written by ARI's Executive Director, Stephen M. Edelson, Ph.D. Links to the references of Dr. Edelson's
ARI’s award-winning Autism Research Review International (ARRI) quarterly journal frequently includes editorials written by ARI's Executive Director, Stephen M. Edelson, Ph.D. Links to a selection of Dr. Edelson's
AUTISM RESEARCH INSTITUTE EARNS COVETED 4-STAR RATING FROM CHARITY NAVIGATOR AND PLATINUM TRANSPARENCY SEAL FROM CANDID/GUIDESTAR The Autism Research Institute's strong financial health and commitment to
The wait for an autism diagnosis and subsequent intervention can be highly stressful for many families, especially when access to needed health and educational services also hinges
Dr. Rimland's Vision | Why an Autism History Museum? | What to Expect | Hours The Autism Research Institute (ARI) is proud to announce the opening of the National
In this editorial, I would like to shed light on two methods for improving the speech production of individuals on the autism spectrum, discuss potential neurological factors
At ARI we understand what it means to be different because ARI has always been unique. We have learned a lot over the past 56 years. We continue
In this article: Chronic maltreatment and sexual victimization Trauma and quality of life Risk Factors What can we do? A safer future Resources Despite evidence to
Dr. Rimland's Vision | Why an Autism History Museum? | What to Expect | Hours Why an autism history museum? Museums serve as foundations that preserve and illuminate
Sensory processing issues are a common challenge for autistic individuals. These difficulties can include heightened sensitivity to certain stimuli, such as sounds or textures, and difficulty processing and
Dr. Rimland's Vision | Why an Autism History Museum? | What to Expect | Hours Highlighting Bernard Rimland’s Vision and Contributions to the Autism Field To mark nearly
Interview with June Groden, Ph.D. Dr. June Groden is considered one of the pioneers in the field of autism and developmental disabilities. Her primary areas of interest are
This research article about women in autism uses identity-first language (“autistic individuals” instead of “person with autism”) and so demonstrates that autism is not separable from the individual
The use of punishment to treat severe behavioral challenges in autistic children was first introduced nearly 60 years ago. Although most people in the autism
A new book, titled Understanding and Treating Sleep Disturbances in Autism, is now available from Jessica Kingsley Publishers. The book is edited by ARI's executive director, Stephen
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