The Department of Psychiatry is highly respected and recognized world-wide for its Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) research programs. Lead by an exceptional team of interdisciplinary researchers, the mysteries of autism are slowly being understood.
Research
By studying genetics, biomarkers, epidemiology, and brain imaging we are learning more about what is happening biologically in children and adults who have autism.
Our research is critical to understanding the causes of autism and, ultimately, to developing successful treatments for autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
Autism Sequencing Consortium & Autism Genome Project
In addition to our own work, the department is part of a larger networks in the US and Europe. These include the Autism Sequence Consortium and the Autism Genome Project.
Funded in part by the National Institutes of Health and the Autism Speaks Foundation, the project helps facilitate collaborative studies related to ASD.
Contact Us
Phone: 801-585-9098
Department of Psychiatry
Autism Research
650 Komas Drive, Ste. 206
Salt Lake City, Utah 84108
Project Coordinator
Phone: 801-587-8020
Helpful Autism Resources
- AUTISM RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES
- AUTISM SPEAKS
- CDC AUTISM LINKS AND RESOURCES
- ESTATE PLANNING FOR PARENTS OF KIDS WITH AUTISM
- HOME MODIFICATIONS FOR AUTISTIC KIDS
- MOVING WITH SPECIAL NEEDS KIDS
- OPERATION AUTISM FOR MILITARY FAMILIES
- REDUCE THE NOISE: HELP LOVED ONES WITH SENSORY OVERLOAD ENJOY SHOPPING
- SESAME STREET AUTISM RESOURCES FOR PARENTS
- TEMPLE GRANDIN'S TEACHING TIPS
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