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New Guide to Evidence Based Practice and Autism in the US
[AutismEurope.org] “Finding information about autism is easy. It is much more difficult to find reliable information that has withstood the rigors of science, is comprehensive in scope, and is accessible and easy to read,” says Hanna C. Rue, PhD, BCBA-D. Read the full article here
National Autism Center Promotes Dr. Hanna C. Rue to Executive Director
MEDIA RELEASE: The National Autism Center (NAC) has announced the promotion of Hanna C. Rue, Ph.D., BCBA-D, to Executive Director Randolph, Mass. – The National Autism Center is May Institute’s Center for the Promotion of Evidence-based Practice. In addition to now serving as its Executive Director, Dr. Rue holds a [...]
May Institute’s Hanna Rue Provides Guidance for Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
[Republican, 8/13/12] Learning more about evidence-based practice is one way parents can gain more confidence as they begin the process of identifying effective treatment options. Read the full article here
Commentary from May Institute and the National Autism Center Regarding Boston Globe Article: “Boston Special-Needs List Could Aid Emergency Crews”
MEDIA RELEASE Randolph, Mass. — Establishing a special-needs registry is an essential step in helping first responders effectively manage crises involving individuals with autism spectrum disorders and other special needs. […]
Commentary: Rising Autism Rates Increase Responsibilities for All of Us
[The Provider] For researchers, it is the commitment to redouble efforts to better understand and confront the disorder. For clinicians, it is to quickly and appropriately diagnose ASD, giving families the greatest opportunity to treat children early and intensively. […]
