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Yale Autism Program Our core mission is to advance the best science of clinical care for individuals with autism and their families.

Welcome to the Autism Program at the Yale Child Study Center, Yale University School of Medicine. Our clinical services include evaluations, treatment and capacity-building consultations to schools and the community at large. Our research covers a wide range of clinical and basic science projects, from gene-finding to access to community services. The focus of this research is social and communica

tion development, linking genes to brain to behavior. We train the next generation of leaders in the field in various disciplines of science and clinical care. And we are deeply involved with parent support and governmental agencies, having the ultimate goal of advancing knowledge, disseminating best practices, and improving services in the community.

Happy Autism Month! The McPartland Lab is highlighting perspectives from the community. Today’s post features Robin Wats...
28/04/2025

Happy Autism Month! The McPartland Lab is highlighting perspectives from the community. Today’s post features Robin Watson.

Does your child have Angelman syndrome? The McPartland Lab is seeking children aged 3-17 with Angelman syndrome to parti...
11/04/2025

Does your child have Angelman syndrome? The McPartland Lab is seeking children aged 3-17 with Angelman syndrome to participate in an in-person study to help us learn about brain development. Participants will receive a clinical evaluation and report, as well as up to $200 compensation. To learn more , please contact our team at 203-737-3439 or email autism@yale.edu

This week, we attended the Autism Science Foundation’s 12th Annual Day of Learning! We enjoyed hearing about groundbreak...
11/04/2025

This week, we attended the Autism Science Foundation’s 12th Annual Day of Learning! We enjoyed hearing about groundbreaking autism research from a diverse set of leading experts in the field. Thank you to for having us!

Meet Casey Carrow! Casey is a Sara S. Sparrow Fellow in the McPartland Lab. Swipe to learn more about Casey!
01/11/2024

Meet Casey Carrow! Casey is a Sara S. Sparrow Fellow in the McPartland Lab. Swipe to learn more about Casey!

The North Haven Special Education Community Resource Fair is happening October 23rd from 5-7pm at North Haven High Schoo...
16/10/2024

The North Haven Special Education Community Resource Fair is happening October 23rd from 5-7pm at North Haven High School. The McPartland Lab will be attending and we hope to see you there!

Image description: blue background with star, brain, and science images, two children, and a QR code to scan.           ...
25/07/2024

Image description: blue background with star, brain, and science images, two children, and a QR code to scan. Does your child love science? Participate in a research study at the Yale Child Study Center! Have fun contributing to science and earning up to $300! We are looking for children ages 3-17 to participate. Participation involves visit in our lab, talking to friendly people, filling out some forms, and watching videos. To learn more, please contact our team at 203-737-3439 or science@yale.edu or scan the QR code!

Participate in a neuroscience study while playing a computer game! Earn up to $70Autistic and Neurotypical adolescents a...
24/06/2024

Participate in a neuroscience study while playing a computer game! Earn up to $70

Autistic and Neurotypical adolescents ages 13-17 years old. For more information contact the McPartland Lab at autism@yale.edu or 203-737-3439.

Do you have a child with intellectual disability?The McPartland Lab at the Yale School of Medicine is seeking children a...
24/06/2024

Do you have a child with intellectual disability?
The McPartland Lab at the Yale School of Medicine is seeking children ages 3-17 on the autism spectrum and/or with intellectual disability to participate in our study and help us learn about brain development.
Participants will receive a clinical evaluation and report, as well as $120 compensation.
Contact our team at 203-737-3439 or autism@yale.edu to learn more.

Join Helping Hands Family for their Open House this Thursday, June 20th from 5:00-7:00! It’ll be a fun-filled event with...
18/06/2024

Join Helping Hands Family for their Open House this Thursday, June 20th from 5:00-7:00! It’ll be a fun-filled event with:
Clinic tours: Get a first-hand look at their new space
Meet the clinical team: Chat with their experts and learn about their ABA therapy services.
Jim’s Ice Cream Truck: Enjoy delicious ice cream (and other treats) on them!
Bounce House: They will have a bounce house, arts & crafts, and other activities for the kids!

Check out our new study! Email autism@yale.edu to participate!
17/05/2024

Check out our new study! Email autism@yale.edu to participate!

The McPartland Lab took a quick break from work to watch the   We hope everyone got to enjoy it safely!
08/04/2024

The McPartland Lab took a quick break from work to watch the
We hope everyone got to enjoy it safely!

Happy Autism Acceptance Day! Join us this month in celebrating the unique differences associated with autism and learn h...
02/04/2024

Happy Autism Acceptance Day! Join us this month in celebrating the unique differences associated with autism and learn how we support our autistic participants and families!

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Welcome to the Autism Program at the Yale Child Study Center, Yale University School of Medicine. Our core mission is to advance the best science of clinical care for individuals with autism and their families. Our clinical services include evaluations, treatment and capacity-building consultations to schools and the community at large. Our research covers a wide range of clinical and basic science projects, from gene-finding to access to community services. The focus of this research is social and communication development, linking genes to brain to behavior. We train the next generation of leaders in the field in various disciplines of science and clinical care. And we are deeply involved with parent support and governmental agencies, having the ultimate goal of advancing knowledge, disseminating best practices, and improving services in the community.