Early Diagnosis Jump-Starts Family’s Autism Journey
Audrey, a mother of twins, she began noticing early indicators of autism in her son, Declan, when he started experiencing speech delays, unlike his twin brother. As time went on,
A Day in the Life: Jillian Schneider, Associate Clinical Manager
Hello, my name is Jillian Schneider, and I am currently an Associate Clinical Manager at SARRC. I began working at SARRC in October 2011, right after completing graduate school and
SARRC Teams Up with Participating Carl’s Jr. Arizona Locations for Round Up for Autism Donation Campaign
SARRC is pleased to announce, in partnership with participating Carl’s Jr. locations in Arizona, Round Up for Autism donation campaign, set to run from Tuesday, Nov. 7, through Monday, Jan.
NEW Study Opportunity: EarliPoint™ Evaluation for ASD
We are currently enrolling children ages 31-84 months in a new study that will examine if an investigational medical device, the EarliPoint Evaluation for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), can be
Superhero Rising
By Bodie Bernosky Every superhero has an origin story, this is mine. I am a warrior, student leader, autism advocate, swimmer and a great friend! SARRC helped me come out
First-Of-Its-Kind FDA-Authorized Device for Early Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder Launches
Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center engaged in pivotal research with Atlanta-based Marcus Autism Center in clinical studies of more than 1,500 children that demonstrated an eye-tracking device can help diagnose autism before the age of three years old
Finding Support Through SARRC’s Community School
When Stacie and Erick Pineda’s son, Solomon, was a toddler, they began to have concerns about his developmental milestones and behavior. He experienced delays in his fine motor skills and
Hitting the Ground Running
At first, Ellen and David Arvayo considered their son Robert’s grit and determination to be qualities of a competitive kid. Robert wasn’t a quitter, and he didn’t like to lose.
A Day in the Life: Genoveva Machado, Clinical Consultant
Hello, my name is Genoveva Machado, but you can call me Geno. I have been with SARRC for the past seven years, where I have had the privilege of working
Now Enrolling for New Program Designed for Individuals Ages 18+
Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center’s (SARRC) Teen & Adult Services team is excited to now offer the Learn4Independence curriculum, a 32-course curriculum developed with First Place AZ and designed for
Rising Above
When Lauren LaBelle’s son, Levi, was around 9 months old, she began to have concerns about his behaviors. He seemed overly sensitive to loud noises and new people frightened him.
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