Service Provider
University of Wyoming Community Autism Resilience Emotion and Stress (CARES Lab) led by Dr. Christina McDonnell
Services
Can This Service Be Accessed Virtually / Remotely?
Yes
Service Description
The Community Autism Resilience Emotion and Stress Lab at the University of Wyoming directed by Dr. Christina McDonnell is recruiting autistic children/children with autism diagnoses between the ages of 10 and 17 who have also experienced trauma. Children and their caregivers will participate in a virtual intervention study involving the telehealth delivery of trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT). This intervention involves 12 weekly sessions, in addition to an initial assessment and two follow-up assessments so that the research team can evaluate whether the intervention is effective. All visits are conducted via Zoom, and there will be no in-person contact. Families may be compensated up to $400 for their involvement. See the flyer below for more information. Caregivers may read more about the study and fill out a screening survey at this link.
Insurance
No insurance needed
Always Free?
Yes
Service Focus
Autism Spectrum Disorder, Child Abuse or Neglect, Trauma
Research-Supported Treatments
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Age Groups Served
Adolescents / Teens, Children
Specialized Services for Gender Groups
No specialized services
Racial / Ethnic Groups Served
No specialized services
Specialized Services for LGBTQ+
No specialized services
Special Groups Served
Foster Care / Adoption, Parents, Not applicable
Language
English
Access
Currently Unknown
Waitlist?
No wait / Can access immediately
Eligible States
National Availability (all 50 states)
Email
Date Last Updated
05/02/22