Rosenberg Center: Assessment and Treatment for Children and Families

01/22/2026

We support our neighbors and we support our community. Because of the work that we do, we will be open as scheduled tomorrow.

01/21/2026

Seems like a great thing to do on a really cold day!

Thomas & Friends: Explore the Rails! Full steam ahead to engineering fun Inspired by the popular children’s series, step onto the Island of Sodor and join the team of Thomas & Friends in this interactive exhibit that engages visitors in foundational skills that foster STEM literacy through playful...

01/20/2026

What are experts saying about the use of the drug Leucovorin for autism?

The cancer drug leucovorin has been in high demand since the Trump administration endorsed it as a treatment for some autistic kids. Some experts say the drug's popularity has outpaced the science.

01/19/2026

01/16/2026

Take time for self care. You have to help yourself before you can help others.

01/15/2026

For those interested:

Presenter: Hopewell Hodges, MA, PhD Candidate — Predoctoral Psychology Internat the University of Minnesota Date & Time: Virtual over Zoom on Friday, January 16, 2026 from […]

01/13/2026

Autistic Barbie! So awesome!

Mattel, Inc. unveiled today its first-ever autistic Barbie doll created with guidance from the autistic community to represent common ways autistic people may experience, process, and communicate about the world around them

01/12/2026

We love our neighbors. We are a safe place.

01/09/2026

We apologize for our parking lot, but it is pretty icy out there so please be careful!

01/08/2026

Good morning. We are open for usual business hours today. If you do not feel safe traveling to the clinic, some (depending on appointment type) appointments are available for telehealth. Please know that we are a safe place for all.

01/07/2026

Getting organized- the winter edition! What to do with all that winter gear. It has to be easy for kids to do for them to follow through. An easy solution is an over the door shoe organizer. The littles can have the bottom part so they can reach their spot. Hats and mittens have a home!