Behavioral therapists

Autism Partnership was established in 1994 and is a specialized organization that provides effective services to families with autistic children. This organization was founded by experts with rich experience, including Dr. Ronald Leaf and John McEachin, who had long been involved in the development of treatment plans at the UCLA Young Autism Project. They used the knowledge they gained from university research clinics and combined it with their experience in providing services in the community in recent years to focus on developing advanced ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) and autism treatment fields. Autism Partnership provides comprehensive, flexible and progressive autism education and treatment services, including one-to-one treatment, group training, preschool children's programs, social skills training, school companion project, intensive reinforcement intervention project and international consultation services. In addition, they also provide a series of publications to assist with treatment and education, including "Autism Partnership Method: Social Skills Groups", "Clinical Judgment", "A Work In Progress" and "Crafting Connections" and other books, as well as a free 40-hour registered behavior technician (RBT) training course. Autism Partnership, established in 1994, is an institution dedicated to providing effective services for families of children with autism. Founded by experienced professionals including Dr. Ronald Leaf and John McEachin who have been involved in the development of treatment programs at the UCLA Young Autism Project, this organization combines knowledge gained from university research clinics with experience in service provision within community settings. Focused on advancing areas such as ABA (applied behavior analysis) and autism treatment, Autism Partnership offers comprehensive, flexible, and progressive autism education and therapy services, encompassing one-on-one treatments, group training, preschool programs, social skill training, school companion projects, intensive intervention programs, and international consultation services. Additionally, they provide a range of publications to support treatment and education, including books like 'Autism Partnership Method: Social Skills Groups', 'Clinical Judgment', 'A Work In Progress', and 'Crafting Connections', along with a free 40-hour Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) training course.