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Evidence-based Interventions
Also see EVIDENCE PAPERS FOR EIBI, and
Statement on Evidence Base for ABA Interventions with links to cited articles.
Adapted from "Applied Behavior Analysis and Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Overview and Summary of Scientific Support"
Authors: Louis P. Hagopian & Eric W. Boelter
The Kennedy Krieger Institute and Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Lovaas Revisited: Should We Have Ever Left?
Contributed by Steve Buckmann
BBB AUTISM SUPPORT NETWORK
"...One issue to consider is whether there has been an inordinate amount of attention paid to the variable of "recovery from
autism," to the extent that it masks and overshadows the utility of behavioral treatment in general. Certainly, there is the
possibility of creating false hopes for families, something which has almost become a trademark among interventions
applied to people with autism. However, no one has questioned whether the studies conducted by Ivar Lovaas (either the
1987 study or the 1993 follow up study on the same subjects) resulted in substantial positive behavior change....The use of behavioral techniques is not limited to the "Lovaas Method." Applied behavior analysis offers parents and
educators a wealth of educative strategies to address problematic behavior as well as to teach appropriate alternative
behaviors...."
The Road Less Traveled: Charting a Clear Course for Autism Treatment
Celiberti, D., Buchanan, S., Bleecker, F., Kreiss, D., Rosenfeld, D.
Introduction
When we first heard our son's diagnosis, I went into research mode.
I scoured the web for information on autism and therapies and the law.
There was a lot of searching, backtracking and scrounging to get papers to read.
I was lucky to have the research background and computer skills to do this search.
This is a website to help others get access to information quickly.
Autism Library Best Practices Page
MADSEC Report, NYDOH, CA Report, other reports and sites.
NYDOH Summary of Evidence Appendix C
Jennifer J. Couper, Amanda J. Sampson.
MJA, Volume 178, 5 May 2003
Canadian Autism Intervention Research Network (CAIRN)
This site is dedicated to promoting effective, evidence-based early diagnostic methods and treatments for children with autism spectrum disorders.
Here you will find up-to-date summaries of autism research from around the world, as well as information for:
Individuals and families living with autism spectrum disorder
Educators, Policymakers, Clinicians
Matson, J. L., Benavidez, D.A., Compton, L.S., Paclawskyj, T., & Baglio, C. (1996).
Behavioral treatment of autistic persons: A review of research from 1980 to the present.
Research in Developmental Disabilities, 17, 433-465.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0891-4222(96)00030-3
Powerpoint--Please right click and save
Behavioral Approaches to Early Intervention with Autism
Wayne W.Fisher, Ph.D.
Munroe-Meyer Institute at the University of Nebraska Medical Center
Pdf--Please right-click this file and SAVE FILES TO DISK. THANKS.
Applied Behavior Analysis in the Treatment of Autism
Gina Green, PhD. BCBA
Related
Organization for Autism Research Guides
A Parent's Guide to Research
An Educator's Guide to Autism
An Educator's Guide to Asperger Syndrome
A guide for Transition to Adulthood.
http://www.coe.ohio-state.edu/paes/bained02/documents/61-Schwartz.pdf">Inclusion and Applied Behavior Analysis: Mending Fences and Building Bridges
Ilene S. Schwartz, Ph.D.
University of Washington
Focus on Behavior Analysis in Education Conference 2002
Ohio State University
IDEA law
The National Information Center for Children and Youth Disabilities
The Listen Up Web!
Carolina D. Watts (Advocate)
A2Z Educational Advocates.
IEP/IDEA Yahoogroups
IEP_guide yahoogroup 3088
2/17/08
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