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News & Events

Adults with ASD ARI E-bulletin

ARRI Archives & Subscription

Clinical Research Enewsletter

DSM-V: What Changes May Mean

2012 Photo Contest Winners

AGI Launches Trauma Warriors Film Hosting Program

ARI Monthly Enewsletter

ARI Photo Submissions

Ken Cook’s ‘10 Americans’

Movies Featuring ASD

Staff list

Stephen Edelson, Ph.D.
Executive Director

Jane Johnson
Managing Director

Valerie Paradiz, Ph.D.
Director, ARI's Autistic Global Initiative

Anthony Morgali
Producer, ARI Media

Rebecca McKenney
Office Manager

FAQ Topics

Sleeplessness in Autism

Adult Services: Self-Paced Online Course

Friends and Family: What to say

DSM-V: What Changes May Mean

Self-Injurious Behavior

ARRI Archives & Subscription

Treatment Ratings for Autism

ARI-funded Research in 2012 (this is a sample of the proposals funded, not an exhaustive list):

Elevated urinary P-Cresol in small autistic children

Metabolic factors affecting Gamma synchrony

To study urokinase-type plasminogen activator plasma concentration and its relationship to Hepatocyte Growth Factor (HGF) and GABA levels in autistic children

To study the relationship between low GAD2 levels and anti-GAD antibodies in autistic children

Brain mitochondrial abnormalities in autism

Autism spectrum disorders –inflammatory subtype: molecular characterization

Using high-definition fiber tracking to define developmental neurobiologic mechanisms & a neural basis for behavioral heterogeneity

Regressive autism as an infectious disease: Role of the home as an environmental factor

The effects of the Hane Face Window© on perceptual processing of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)

Electrophysiological and behavioral outcomes of auditory integration training (AIT) in autism


The Autism Research Institute maintains a toll-free hotline:

Support in English: 866-366-3361