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The program aim to ensure that each trainee is adequately prepared for the rigorous requirements of completing the therapist certification program. To provide the necessary support required of our trainees, we have created the following steps towards certification to include successful completion of the ESDM Introductory and Advanced Workshop before applying for Therapist Certification.
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The Master’s Program in Behavior Analysis is a FULL TIME PROGRAM that includes 36 graduate credits in behavior analytic psychology. The program includes 24 credits of didactic courses, 6 credits of practicum, and 6 credits of graduate research.
The Centre for Autism Research aspires to be a reference source in all aspects of screening and diagnosis of Autism through: Doing various translation of validated screening and diagnostic tools and making them readily available and applicable to society. As well as, building the local capacity to carry out diagnosis and disseminating the related knowledge.
CFAR researchers, in collaboration with scientists and physicians at KFSH&RC, as well as local and international experts, conduct advanced research that aims to help uncover the mysteries of Autism, discover early diagnostic methods, and collect accurate data pertaining to its prevalence and progression locally and regionally.
CFAR organizes yearly workshops to train both families and specialists, to increase their awareness regarding ASD and for best evidence-based practices to improve children of Autism lives. To achieve these objectives, CFAR attracts autism specialists from various countries, carries out visits to schools and centers, participates in local and international conferences, and establishes booths in malls to raise public awareness.
CFAR seeks to raise community awareness about Autism Spectrum Disorder «ASD» and serve it through educating and guiding the families of individuals’ with ASD
The centre for Autism Research at King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre (KFSH&RC) was established through a generous grant from the Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) in 2010, aiming to create a centre of excellence in autism research, specialized in translating and adapting the latest evidence-based diagnostic and interventional methods. In addition, to carry out advanced research to gain an accurate and more in-depth understanding of the causes of autism to discover Read more »
“ If They Can`t Learn the Way We Teach, We`ll Teach the Way They Learn ” Dr. O. Ivar Lovaas
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