UofSC Seminar with Brooke Ingersoll, PhD - CEs available!

Increasing Access to Parent-Mediated Interventions for Autism in the Community: Project ImPACT as a Case Example

Presented by: Brooke Ingersoll, PhD

Professor, Clinical Psychology, Michigan State University

Director, MSU Autism Research Lab 

Parent-mediated intervention has a growing evidence base and is considered best practices in comprehensive care for autistic children. However, research suggests that it is under-utilized in community settings. Project ImPACT is a parent-mediated, naturalistic developmental behavioral intervention (NDBI) that was developed with the explicit goal of facilitating the use of PMI by community providers. This talk will discuss the research supporting its development, as well as training and program adaptations that can support its use in a wider range of community settings, with the goal of increasing access to parent-mediated interventions for young autistic children and their families.

Thursday, April 7, 12:00 - 1:30 PM

You may attend virtually via Zoom or in-person!

In-person location: Close-Hipp Eastview Room, 8th Floor

1705 College Street, Columbia SC

University of South Carolina

This event is FREE.  SC ABA is coordinating CEs for this seminar for the cost of $15. Please ensure you register via USC to attend the event, and register via SC ABA to obtain CEs.

If you are not a BCBA or BCaBA, or do not want CEs, you DO NOT need to register through SC ABA or pay for this event.