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SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER (SARRC)GET TO KNOW USLEARN ABOUT AUTISMDISCOVER WHAT WE DOSUPPORT OUR MISSIONNEWS Fax: (602) 340-8720. Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org. SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children. 300 N 18th Street. Phoenix, AZ 85006 (map) SARRC's Colonel Harland D. Sanders Center for Autism Studies. 2225 N 16th Street. DIAGNOSIS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Do you suspect autism? View Autism Indicators If you see signs of autism in yourself or your child of any age, the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) may be able to help. Our diagnostic services team can help individuals and families get clarity on developmental or social differences. An accurate diagnosis of autism is the first step on the right path PEERS® PROGRAM HELPS TEEN STRENGTHEN SOCIAL CONFIDENCE Olivia was diagnosed with autism when she was 9 years old. Her mother suspected Olivia may have autism before her actual diagnosis, but her pediatrician said she was” too social” to have autism. Although Olivia may have been social, she struggled with back-and-forth conversations with others. Most of the phrases she used in conversation stemmed from the phrases she heard in her THEN AND NOW: A LOOK AT AUTISM OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS Thanks to a supportive community, over the last 20 years SARRC has been able to advance the understanding and treatment of autism. But what exactly did the autism landscape look like in 1997? We asked members of SARRC’s research team to explained. Here’s a glimpse of how far we’ve come.What is the prevalence of autism among children in the United States?In 1997, autism was on PREVALENCE OF AUTISM INCREASES BY 10%, TO 1 IN 54 CHILDREN The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released its new biennial data from the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network (ADDM) on the prevalence of autism in the U.S. The network identified 1 in 54 children as having autism spectrum disorder (ASD), representing a 10% increase from previous estimates. In 8-year-old children, about 1.85%, or 1 in

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Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center is proud to partner with several summer camps in Arizona to support inclusive programs for campers of all ages. The Arizona Science Center, Camp Daisy and Harry Stein, Camp Simcha, Children's Museum of Phoenix, The Phoenix Theatre Company and the University of Advancing Technology, each offer incredible experiences and unforgettable SWIRL, SIP & SAVOR 2022 4th Annual Swirl, Sip & Savor Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center is looking forward to its 4th Annual Swirl, Sip and Savor event on March 18, 2022. Swirl, Sip & Savor raises awareness and funds to SARRC's ThinkAsperger's outreach program, which supports educators and medical professionals to identify signs of autism. The biennial event boasts a distinctive wine and EMPLOYMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM 2021 ANNUAL COMMUNITY BREAKFAST SARRC ANNOUNCES NEW, FREE AUTISM SCREENING PROGRAM SARRC has introduced a new autism screening program aimed at parents of young children who have concerns with their child’s development. The Easy Access Autism Screening program is a project funded by the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona and is offered to families at no cost. Typically, the only opportunity for parents to discuss concerns about their child is during a SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER (SARRC)GET TO KNOW USLEARN ABOUT AUTISMDISCOVER WHAT WE DOSUPPORT OUR MISSIONNEWS Fax: (602) 340-8720. Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org. SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children. 300 N 18th Street. Phoenix, AZ 85006 (map) SARRC's Colonel Harland D. Sanders Center for Autism Studies. 2225 N 16th Street. DIAGNOSIS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Do you suspect autism? View Autism Indicators If you see signs of autism in yourself or your child of any age, the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) may be able to help. Our diagnostic services team can help individuals and families get clarity on developmental or social differences. An accurate diagnosis of autism is the first step on the right path PEERS® PROGRAM HELPS TEEN STRENGTHEN SOCIAL CONFIDENCE Olivia was diagnosed with autism when she was 9 years old. Her mother suspected Olivia may have autism before her actual diagnosis, but her pediatrician said she was” too social” to have autism. Although Olivia may have been social, she struggled with back-and-forth conversations with others. Most of the phrases she used in conversation stemmed from the phrases she heard in her THEN AND NOW: A LOOK AT AUTISM OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS Thanks to a supportive community, over the last 20 years SARRC has been able to advance the understanding and treatment of autism. But what exactly did the autism landscape look like in 1997? We asked members of SARRC’s research team to explained. Here’s a glimpse of how far we’ve come.What is the prevalence of autism among children in the United States?In 1997, autism was on PREVALENCE OF AUTISM INCREASES BY 10%, TO 1 IN 54 CHILDREN The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released its new biennial data from the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network (ADDM) on the prevalence of autism in the U.S. The network identified 1 in 54 children as having autism spectrum disorder (ASD), representing a 10% increase from previous estimates. In 8-year-old children, about 1.85%, or 1 in

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Beneficial Beans® SARRC's Beneficial Beans program is a dynamic internship program for adults with autism offering unique, hands-on experience in retail and marketing, business administration, and agriculture production. Participation in a Beneficial Beans internship allows individuals transferable skills they can readily use to sustain their future financial independence. SIBSHOPS: A SPACE FOR SIBLINGS SIBSHOPS: A SPACE FOR SIBLINGS (AGES 7-13) The Sibshops model provides an avenue for siblings to form a community and share experiences that could lead to a positive impact. Siblings will share many of the same concerns that parents experience but have a unique perspective. Sibshops are pedal-to-the-metal events where participants will meet other sibs (usually for the first NODA™ APP HELPS MALLON FAMILY OBTAIN EXPEDITED DIAGNOSIS When their son, Sage, was 23 months old, Ian and Jessica Mallon were concerned about his development — namely, language delays and sensory issues. It was suggested they check out NODA™ — the Naturalistic Observation Diagnostic Assessment—a smartphone app that’s been proven to expedite the autism diagnostic process. SARRC developed the concept for NODA and worked in partnership SARRC WELCOMES NEW CFO, ANDREA LEVY Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) is pleased to announce that Andrea Levy has joined the organization as its CFO. Levy will oversee the financial leadership and management of SARRC, including the planning and directing of accounting, financial controls, budgets, treasury and financial reporting. Levy comes to SARRC with a wealth of experience. INTAKE QUESTIONNAIRESARRC ID Rev 01Sep2013 © 2013 Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center Page 4 of 16 Address: _____ Street City State Zip Code SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER (SARRC)GET TO KNOW USLEARN ABOUT AUTISMDISCOVER WHAT WE DOSUPPORT OUR MISSIONNEWS Fax: (602) 340-8720. Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org. SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children. 300 N 18th Street. Phoenix, AZ 85006 (map) SARRC's Colonel Harland D. Sanders Center for Autism Studies. 2225 N 16th Street. DIAGNOSIS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Do you suspect autism? View Autism Indicators If you see signs of autism in yourself or your child of any age, the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) may be able to help. Our diagnostic services team can help individuals and families get clarity on developmental or social differences. An accurate diagnosis of autism is the first step on the right path THEN AND NOW: A LOOK AT AUTISM OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS Thanks to a supportive community, over the last 20 years SARRC has been able to advance the understanding and treatment of autism. But what exactly did the autism landscape look like in 1997? We asked members of SARRC’s research team to explained. Here’s a glimpse of how far we’ve come.What is the prevalence of autism among children in the United States?In 1997, autism was on PEERS® PROGRAM HELPS TEEN STRENGTHEN SOCIAL CONFIDENCE Olivia was diagnosed with autism when she was 9 years old. Her mother suspected Olivia may have autism before her actual diagnosis, but her pediatrician said she was” too social” to have autism. Although Olivia may have been social, she struggled with back-and-forth conversations with others. Most of the phrases she used in conversation stemmed from the phrases she heard in her MILESTONES | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER About Milestones Whether you are a first-time parent of an infant or you have an infant with an older sibling who has an autism diagnosis, SARRC's Milestones program provides parents with helpful information to make the first year and a half of your infant's life a supported experience. Whether searching for information or more consistent monitoring and early intervention, we have you covered. PREVALENCE OF AUTISM INCREASES BY 10%, TO 1 IN 54 CHILDREN The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released its new biennial data from the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network (ADDM) on the prevalence of autism in the U.S. The network identified 1 in 54 children as having autism spectrum disorder (ASD), representing a 10% increase from previous estimates. In 8-year-old children, about 1.85%, or 1 in FINANCIALS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Phone: (602) 340-8717 Fax: (602) 340-8720 Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children SWIRL, SIP & SAVOR 2022 4th Annual Swirl, Sip & Savor Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center is looking forward to its 4th Annual Swirl, Sip and Savor event on March 18, 2022. Swirl, Sip & Savor raises awareness and funds to SARRC's ThinkAsperger's outreach program, which supports educators and medical professionals to identify signs of autism. The biennial event boasts a distinctive wine and EMPLOYMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM SARRC ANNOUNCES EXPANSION TO SCOTTSDALE SARRC has announced plans to expand its footprint to Scottsdale, occupying space in the Paiute Neighborhood Center, a City of Scottsdale-operated community that features social, recreational, cultural, and educational programs and services.. With a goal opening date of early summer, SARRC will initially feature two of its comprehensive intervention programs including the Comprehensive SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER (SARRC)GET TO KNOW USLEARN ABOUT AUTISMDISCOVER WHAT WE DOSUPPORT OUR MISSIONNEWS Fax: (602) 340-8720. Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org. SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children. 300 N 18th Street. Phoenix, AZ 85006 (map) SARRC's Colonel Harland D. Sanders Center for Autism Studies. 2225 N 16th Street. DIAGNOSIS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Do you suspect autism? View Autism Indicators If you see signs of autism in yourself or your child of any age, the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) may be able to help. Our diagnostic services team can help individuals and families get clarity on developmental or social differences. An accurate diagnosis of autism is the first step on the right path THEN AND NOW: A LOOK AT AUTISM OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS Thanks to a supportive community, over the last 20 years SARRC has been able to advance the understanding and treatment of autism. But what exactly did the autism landscape look like in 1997? We asked members of SARRC’s research team to explained. Here’s a glimpse of how far we’ve come.What is the prevalence of autism among children in the United States?In 1997, autism was on PEERS® PROGRAM HELPS TEEN STRENGTHEN SOCIAL CONFIDENCE Olivia was diagnosed with autism when she was 9 years old. Her mother suspected Olivia may have autism before her actual diagnosis, but her pediatrician said she was” too social” to have autism. Although Olivia may have been social, she struggled with back-and-forth conversations with others. Most of the phrases she used in conversation stemmed from the phrases she heard in her MILESTONES | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER About Milestones Whether you are a first-time parent of an infant or you have an infant with an older sibling who has an autism diagnosis, SARRC's Milestones program provides parents with helpful information to make the first year and a half of your infant's life a supported experience. Whether searching for information or more consistent monitoring and early intervention, we have you covered. PREVALENCE OF AUTISM INCREASES BY 10%, TO 1 IN 54 CHILDREN The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released its new biennial data from the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network (ADDM) on the prevalence of autism in the U.S. The network identified 1 in 54 children as having autism spectrum disorder (ASD), representing a 10% increase from previous estimates. In 8-year-old children, about 1.85%, or 1 in FINANCIALS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Phone: (602) 340-8717 Fax: (602) 340-8720 Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children SWIRL, SIP & SAVOR 2022 4th Annual Swirl, Sip & Savor Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center is looking forward to its 4th Annual Swirl, Sip and Savor event on March 18, 2022. Swirl, Sip & Savor raises awareness and funds to SARRC's ThinkAsperger's outreach program, which supports educators and medical professionals to identify signs of autism. The biennial event boasts a distinctive wine and EMPLOYMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM SARRC ANNOUNCES EXPANSION TO SCOTTSDALE SARRC has announced plans to expand its footprint to Scottsdale, occupying space in the Paiute Neighborhood Center, a City of Scottsdale-operated community that features social, recreational, cultural, and educational programs and services.. With a goal opening date of early summer, SARRC will initially feature two of its comprehensive intervention programs including the Comprehensive APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS (ABA) Applied behavior analysis, or ABA— an evidence-based best practice treatment— is the design, implementation, and evaluation of instructional and environmental modifications to produce socially significant improvements in human behavior. 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MILESTONES | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER About Milestones Whether you are a first-time parent of an infant or you have an infant with an older sibling who has an autism diagnosis, SARRC's Milestones program provides parents with helpful information to make the first year and a half of your infant's life a supported experience. Whether searching for information or more consistent monitoring and early intervention, we BENEFITS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER (SARRC) In addition to competitive time-off, professional development opportunities, SARRC offers a range of benefits for our employees including: Medical (employer-paid 80%) Dental Vision Short-term and long-term Disability insurance (employer-paid 100%) Basic life insurance/AD&D (employer-paid 100%) Employee assistance program (EAP) Professional development ($1,000 annual reimbursement) BCBA JUMPSTART | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER JumpStart (serving ages 18 months-7 years old) JumpStart® is a parent empowerment program that provides information, support, and training to parents of young children who have been recently diagnosed with or are at risk for ASD. JumpStart gives family access to critical information so parents and caregivers feel confident and supported as they begin to make decisions for their child. 2021 ANNUAL COMMUNITY BREAKFAST 2021 PLANNING COMMITTEE. Thank you to our dedicated and supportive event committee who are critical in ensuring our Annual Community Breakfast is a success. Julie Alpert, Karen Donmoyer, Mackenzie Fitz-Gerald, Jenna Hilton, Jeri Kendle, Jenni Leinbach, Stephanie Papadopoulos, Jennifer Pletka, Debbie Schwartz, Pearl Woodring. PARENT TRAINING PROGRAM PARENT TRAINING (ages 2-12) Parent Training equips parents with strategies to help teach their child-appropriate language and social and play skills that will benefit their child and their family throughout a lifetime. Through coaching by a SARRC Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and hands-on practice, parents will learn about naturalistic and effective practices.

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Employment Services Program (serving ages 16+) SARRC's Employment Services program is aimed at increasing competitive employment opportunities for adults (age 16+) with autism while teaching valuable work-related behaviors that might include: Navigating workplace culture Ways to advocate in the workplace Time management and executive functioning skills Clients may receive a SIBSHOPS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER (SARRC) Sibshops: A Space for Siblings (ages 7-13) SARRC now offers Sibshops, a space for siblings. The Sibshops model Opens in New Window provides an avenue for siblings to form a community and share experiences that could lead to a positive impact. Siblings will share many of the same concerns that parents experience but have a unique perspective. SARRC ANNOUNCES NEW, FREE AUTISM SCREENING PROGRAM SARRC has introduced a new autism screening program aimed at parents of young children who have concerns with their child’s development. The Easy Access Autism Screening program is a project funded by the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona and is offered to families at no cost. Typically, the only opportunity for parents to discuss concerns about their child is during a SARRC CO-DEVELOPS VIRTUAL AUTISM SIMULATOR FOR LAW Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC) and VirTra, a global provider of training simulators for law enforcement, military, educational and commercial markets, have teamed up to develop comprehensive training for law enforcement officers. This training will be used to help officers bridge the communication gap and interact more effectively, and positively, with individuals with SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER (SARRC)GET TO KNOW USLEARN ABOUT AUTISMDISCOVER WHAT WE DOSUPPORT OUR MISSIONNEWS Fax: (602) 340-8720. Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org. SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children. 300 N 18th Street. Phoenix, AZ 85006 (map) SARRC's Colonel Harland D. Sanders Center for Autism Studies. 2225 N 16th Street. DIAGNOSIS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Do you suspect autism? View Autism Indicators If you see signs of autism in yourself or your child of any age, the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) may be able to help. Our diagnostic services team can help individuals and families get clarity on developmental or social differences. An accurate diagnosis of autism is the first step on the right path THEN AND NOW: A LOOK AT AUTISM OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS Thanks to a supportive community, over the last 20 years SARRC has been able to advance the understanding and treatment of autism. But what exactly did the autism landscape look like in 1997? We asked members of SARRC’s research team to explained. Here’s a glimpse of how far we’ve come.What is the prevalence of autism among children in the United States?In 1997, autism was on PEERS® PROGRAM HELPS TEEN STRENGTHEN SOCIAL CONFIDENCE Olivia was diagnosed with autism when she was 9 years old. Her mother suspected Olivia may have autism before her actual diagnosis, but her pediatrician said she was” too social” to have autism. Although Olivia may have been social, she struggled with back-and-forth conversations with others. Most of the phrases she used in conversation stemmed from the phrases she heard in her MILESTONES | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER About Milestones Whether you are a first-time parent of an infant or you have an infant with an older sibling who has an autism diagnosis, SARRC's Milestones program provides parents with helpful information to make the first year and a half of your infant's life a supported experience. Whether searching for information or more consistent monitoring and early intervention, we have you covered. PREVALENCE OF AUTISM INCREASES BY 10%, TO 1 IN 54 CHILDREN The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released its new biennial data from the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network (ADDM) on the prevalence of autism in the U.S. The network identified 1 in 54 children as having autism spectrum disorder (ASD), representing a 10% increase from previous estimates. In 8-year-old children, about 1.85%, or 1 in FINANCIALS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Phone: (602) 340-8717 Fax: (602) 340-8720 Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children SWIRL, SIP & SAVOR 2022 4th Annual Swirl, Sip & Savor Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center is looking forward to its 4th Annual Swirl, Sip and Savor event on March 18, 2022. Swirl, Sip & Savor raises awareness and funds to SARRC's ThinkAsperger's outreach program, which supports educators and medical professionals to identify signs of autism. The biennial event boasts a distinctive wine and EMPLOYMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM SARRC ANNOUNCES EXPANSION TO SCOTTSDALE SARRC has announced plans to expand its footprint to Scottsdale, occupying space in the Paiute Neighborhood Center, a City of Scottsdale-operated community that features social, recreational, cultural, and educational programs and services.. With a goal opening date of early summer, SARRC will initially feature two of its comprehensive intervention programs including the Comprehensive SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER (SARRC)GET TO KNOW USLEARN ABOUT AUTISMDISCOVER WHAT WE DOSUPPORT OUR MISSIONNEWS Fax: (602) 340-8720. Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org. SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children. 300 N 18th Street. Phoenix, AZ 85006 (map) SARRC's Colonel Harland D. Sanders Center for Autism Studies. 2225 N 16th Street. DIAGNOSIS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Do you suspect autism? View Autism Indicators If you see signs of autism in yourself or your child of any age, the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) may be able to help. Our diagnostic services team can help individuals and families get clarity on developmental or social differences. An accurate diagnosis of autism is the first step on the right path THEN AND NOW: A LOOK AT AUTISM OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS Thanks to a supportive community, over the last 20 years SARRC has been able to advance the understanding and treatment of autism. But what exactly did the autism landscape look like in 1997? We asked members of SARRC’s research team to explained. Here’s a glimpse of how far we’ve come.What is the prevalence of autism among children in the United States?In 1997, autism was on PEERS® PROGRAM HELPS TEEN STRENGTHEN SOCIAL CONFIDENCE Olivia was diagnosed with autism when she was 9 years old. Her mother suspected Olivia may have autism before her actual diagnosis, but her pediatrician said she was” too social” to have autism. Although Olivia may have been social, she struggled with back-and-forth conversations with others. Most of the phrases she used in conversation stemmed from the phrases she heard in her MILESTONES | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER About Milestones Whether you are a first-time parent of an infant or you have an infant with an older sibling who has an autism diagnosis, SARRC's Milestones program provides parents with helpful information to make the first year and a half of your infant's life a supported experience. Whether searching for information or more consistent monitoring and early intervention, we have you covered. PREVALENCE OF AUTISM INCREASES BY 10%, TO 1 IN 54 CHILDREN The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released its new biennial data from the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network (ADDM) on the prevalence of autism in the U.S. The network identified 1 in 54 children as having autism spectrum disorder (ASD), representing a 10% increase from previous estimates. In 8-year-old children, about 1.85%, or 1 in FINANCIALS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Phone: (602) 340-8717 Fax: (602) 340-8720 Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children SWIRL, SIP & SAVOR 2022 4th Annual Swirl, Sip & Savor Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center is looking forward to its 4th Annual Swirl, Sip and Savor event on March 18, 2022. Swirl, Sip & Savor raises awareness and funds to SARRC's ThinkAsperger's outreach program, which supports educators and medical professionals to identify signs of autism. The biennial event boasts a distinctive wine and EMPLOYMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM SARRC ANNOUNCES EXPANSION TO SCOTTSDALE SARRC has announced plans to expand its footprint to Scottsdale, occupying space in the Paiute Neighborhood Center, a City of Scottsdale-operated community that features social, recreational, cultural, and educational programs and services.. With a goal opening date of early summer, SARRC will initially feature two of its comprehensive intervention programs including the Comprehensive APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS (ABA) Applied behavior analysis, or ABA— an evidence-based best practice treatment— is the design, implementation, and evaluation of instructional and environmental modifications to produce socially significant improvements in human behavior. It includes the empirical identification of functional relations between behavior and

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SARRC WELCOMES NEW CFO, ANDREA LEVY Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) is pleased to announce that Andrea Levy has joined the organization as its CFO. Levy will oversee the financial leadership and management of SARRC, including the planning and directing of accounting, financial controls, budgets, treasury and financial reporting. Levy comes to SARRC with a wealth of experience. SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER (SARRC)GET TO KNOW USLEARN ABOUT AUTISMDISCOVER WHAT WE DOSUPPORT OUR MISSIONNEWS Fax: (602) 340-8720. Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org. SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children. 300 N 18th Street. Phoenix, AZ 85006 (map) SARRC's Colonel Harland D. Sanders Center for Autism Studies. 2225 N 16th Street. DIAGNOSIS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Do you suspect autism? View Autism Indicators If you see signs of autism in yourself or your child of any age, the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) may be able to help. Our diagnostic services team can help individuals and families get clarity on developmental or social differences. An accurate diagnosis of autism is the first step on the right path THEN AND NOW: A LOOK AT AUTISM OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS Thanks to a supportive community, over the last 20 years SARRC has been able to advance the understanding and treatment of autism. But what exactly did the autism landscape look like in 1997? We asked members of SARRC’s research team to explained. Here’s a glimpse of how far we’ve come.What is the prevalence of autism among children in the United States?In 1997, autism was on PEERS® PROGRAM HELPS TEEN STRENGTHEN SOCIAL CONFIDENCE Olivia was diagnosed with autism when she was 9 years old. Her mother suspected Olivia may have autism before her actual diagnosis, but her pediatrician said she was” too social” to have autism. Although Olivia may have been social, she struggled with back-and-forth conversations with others. Most of the phrases she used in conversation stemmed from the phrases she heard in her PREVALENCE OF AUTISM INCREASES BY 10%, TO 1 IN 54 CHILDREN The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released its new biennial data from the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network (ADDM) on the prevalence of autism in the U.S. The network identified 1 in 54 children as having autism spectrum disorder (ASD), representing a 10% increase from previous estimates. In 8-year-old children, about 1.85%, or 1 in SWIRL, SIP & SAVOR 2022 4th Annual Swirl, Sip & Savor Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center is looking forward to its 4th Annual Swirl, Sip and Savor event on March 18, 2022. Swirl, Sip & Savor raises awareness and funds to SARRC's ThinkAsperger's outreach program, which supports educators and medical professionals to identify signs of autism. The biennial event boasts a distinctive wine and 2021 ANNUAL COMMUNITY BREAKFAST SARRC ANNOUNCES NEW, FREE AUTISM SCREENING PROGRAM SARRC has introduced a new autism screening program aimed at parents of young children who have concerns with their child’s development. The Easy Access Autism Screening program is a project funded by the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona and is offered to families at no cost. Typically, the only opportunity for parents to discuss concerns about their child is during a SARRC'S VIRTUAL COMMUNITY BREAKFAST SARRC's Annual Community Breakfast was given a makeover for 2020 allowing nearly 1,200 guests to attend the 22nd annual event virtually. The event, which was themed “Here for You,” recognized the ongoing efforts SARRC has been making to ensure that the necessary support continues for clients and families through the coronavirus

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EMPLOYMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM Employment Partnerships Program Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC) creates partnerships with local and national employers to increase competitive, community-based employment opportunities for adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Nationally, only 10 percent of adults with ASD are employed, but through the help of our valued employment partners, SARRC is committed to SIBSHOPS: A SPACE FOR SIBLINGS SIBSHOPS: A SPACE FOR SIBLINGS (AGES 7-13) The Sibshops model provides an avenue for siblings to form a community and share experiences that could lead to a positive impact. Siblings will share many of the same concerns that parents experience but have a unique perspective. Sibshops are pedal-to-the-metal events where participants will meet other sibs (usually for the first NODA™ APP HELPS MALLON FAMILY OBTAIN EXPEDITED DIAGNOSIS When their son, Sage, was 23 months old, Ian and Jessica Mallon were concerned about his development — namely, language delays and sensory issues. It was suggested they check out NODA™ — the Naturalistic Observation Diagnostic Assessment—a smartphone app that’s been proven to expedite the autism diagnostic process. SARRC developed the concept for NODA and worked in partnership SARRC WELCOMES NEW CFO, ANDREA LEVY Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) is pleased to announce that Andrea Levy has joined the organization as its CFO. Levy will oversee the financial leadership and management of SARRC, including the planning and directing of accounting, financial controls, budgets, treasury and financial reporting. Levy comes to SARRC with a wealth of experience. SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER (SARRC)GET TO KNOW USLEARN ABOUT AUTISMDISCOVER WHAT WE DOSUPPORT OUR MISSIONNEWS Fax: (602) 340-8720. Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org. SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children. 300 N 18th Street. Phoenix, AZ 85006 (map) SARRC's Colonel Harland D. Sanders Center for Autism Studies. 2225 N 16th Street. DIAGNOSIS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Do you suspect autism? View Autism Indicators If you see signs of autism in yourself or your child of any age, the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) may be able to help. Our diagnostic services team can help individuals and families get clarity on developmental or social differences. An accurate diagnosis of autism is the first step on the right path THEN AND NOW: A LOOK AT AUTISM OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS Thanks to a supportive community, over the last 20 years SARRC has been able to advance the understanding and treatment of autism. But what exactly did the autism landscape look like in 1997? We asked members of SARRC’s research team to explained. Here’s a glimpse of how far we’ve come.What is the prevalence of autism among children in the United States?In 1997, autism was on PEERS® PROGRAM HELPS TEEN STRENGTHEN SOCIAL CONFIDENCE Olivia was diagnosed with autism when she was 9 years old. Her mother suspected Olivia may have autism before her actual diagnosis, but her pediatrician said she was” too social” to have autism. Although Olivia may have been social, she struggled with back-and-forth conversations with others. Most of the phrases she used in conversation stemmed from the phrases she heard in her PREVALENCE OF AUTISM INCREASES BY 10%, TO 1 IN 54 CHILDREN The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released its new biennial data from the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network (ADDM) on the prevalence of autism in the U.S. The network identified 1 in 54 children as having autism spectrum disorder (ASD), representing a 10% increase from previous estimates. In 8-year-old children, about 1.85%, or 1 in SWIRL, SIP & SAVOR 2022 4th Annual Swirl, Sip & Savor Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center is looking forward to its 4th Annual Swirl, Sip and Savor event on March 18, 2022. Swirl, Sip & Savor raises awareness and funds to SARRC's ThinkAsperger's outreach program, which supports educators and medical professionals to identify signs of autism. The biennial event boasts a distinctive wine and 2021 ANNUAL COMMUNITY BREAKFAST SARRC ANNOUNCES NEW, FREE AUTISM SCREENING PROGRAM SARRC has introduced a new autism screening program aimed at parents of young children who have concerns with their child’s development. The Easy Access Autism Screening program is a project funded by the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona and is offered to families at no cost. Typically, the only opportunity for parents to discuss concerns about their child is during a SARRC'S VIRTUAL COMMUNITY BREAKFAST SARRC's Annual Community Breakfast was given a makeover for 2020 allowing nearly 1,200 guests to attend the 22nd annual event virtually. The event, which was themed “Here for You,” recognized the ongoing efforts SARRC has been making to ensure that the necessary support continues for clients and families through the coronavirus

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EMPLOYMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM Employment Partnerships Program Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC) creates partnerships with local and national employers to increase competitive, community-based employment opportunities for adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Nationally, only 10 percent of adults with ASD are employed, but through the help of our valued employment partners, SARRC is committed to SIBSHOPS: A SPACE FOR SIBLINGS SIBSHOPS: A SPACE FOR SIBLINGS (AGES 7-13) The Sibshops model provides an avenue for siblings to form a community and share experiences that could lead to a positive impact. Siblings will share many of the same concerns that parents experience but have a unique perspective. Sibshops are pedal-to-the-metal events where participants will meet other sibs (usually for the first NODA™ APP HELPS MALLON FAMILY OBTAIN EXPEDITED DIAGNOSIS When their son, Sage, was 23 months old, Ian and Jessica Mallon were concerned about his development — namely, language delays and sensory issues. It was suggested they check out NODA™ — the Naturalistic Observation Diagnostic Assessment—a smartphone app that’s been proven to expedite the autism diagnostic process. SARRC developed the concept for NODA and worked in partnership SARRC WELCOMES NEW CFO, ANDREA LEVY Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) is pleased to announce that Andrea Levy has joined the organization as its CFO. Levy will oversee the financial leadership and management of SARRC, including the planning and directing of accounting, financial controls, budgets, treasury and financial reporting. Levy comes to SARRC with a wealth of experience. SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER (SARRC)GET TO KNOW USLEARN ABOUT AUTISMDISCOVER WHAT WE DOSUPPORT OUR MISSIONNEWS Fax: (602) 340-8720. Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org. SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children. 300 N 18th Street. Phoenix, AZ 85006 (map) SARRC's Colonel Harland D. Sanders Center for Autism Studies. 2225 N 16th Street. DIAGNOSIS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTERADULT DIAGNOSIS OF AUTISM SPECTRUMAUTISM DIAGNOSIS IN ADULTSAUTISM SPECTRUM DIAGNOSIS DSM 5AUTISM SPECTRUM DIAGNOSIS INTERVIEW QUEST… Do you suspect autism? View Autism Indicators If you see signs of autism in yourself or your child of any age, the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center (SARRC) may be able to help. Our diagnostic services team can help individuals and families get clarity on developmental or social differences. An accurate diagnosis of autism is the first step on the right path PEERS® PROGRAM HELPS TEEN STRENGTHEN SOCIAL CONFIDENCE Olivia was diagnosed with autism when she was 9 years old. Her mother suspected Olivia may have autism before her actual diagnosis, but her pediatrician said she was” too social” to have autism. Although Olivia may have been social, she struggled with back-and-forth conversations with others. Most of the phrases she used in conversation stemmed from the phrases she heard in her THEN AND NOW: A LOOK AT AUTISM OVER THE LAST 20 YEARS Thanks to a supportive community, over the last 20 years SARRC has been able to advance the understanding and treatment of autism. But what exactly did the autism landscape look like in 1997? We asked members of SARRC’s research team to explained. Here’s a glimpse of how far we’ve come.What is the prevalence of autism among children in the United States?In 1997, autism was on PREVALENCE OF AUTISM INCREASES BY 10%, TO 1 IN 54 CHILDRENPREVALENCE OF AUTISM IN CHILDRENPREVALENCE OF AUTISM BY STATECDC 1 IN 54PREVALENCE OF AUTISM 2020PREVALENCE OF AUTISMPREVALENCE OF AUTISM

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released its new biennial data from the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network (ADDM) on the prevalence of autism in the U.S. The network identified 1 in 54 children as having autism spectrum disorder (ASD), representing a 10% increase from previous estimates. In 8-year-old children, about 1.85%, or 1 in SWIRL, SIP & SAVOR 2022 4th Annual Swirl, Sip & Savor Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center is looking forward to its 4th Annual Swirl, Sip and Savor event on March 18, 2022. Swirl, Sip & Savor raises awareness and funds to SARRC's ThinkAsperger's outreach program, which supports educators and medical professionals to identify signs of autism. The biennial event boasts a distinctive wine and 2021 ANNUAL COMMUNITY BREAKFAST EMPLOYMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM SARRC'S VIRTUAL COMMUNITY BREAKFAST SARRC's Annual Community Breakfast was given a makeover for 2020 allowing nearly 1,200 guests to attend the 22nd annual event virtually. The event, which was themed “Here for You,” recognized the ongoing efforts SARRC has been making to ensure that the necessary support continues for clients and families through the coronavirus

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SARRC ANNOUNCES NEW, FREE AUTISM SCREENING PROGRAM SARRC has introduced a new autism screening program aimed at parents of young children who have concerns with their child’s development. The Easy Access Autism Screening program is a project funded by the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona and is offered to families at no cost. Typically, the only opportunity for parents to discuss concerns about their child is during a FINANCIALS | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Phone: (602) 340-8717 Fax: (602) 340-8720 Email: sarrc@autismcenter.org SARRC's Sybil B. Harrington Campus for Exceptional Children EMPLOYMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM Employment Partnerships Program Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC) creates partnerships with local and national employers to increase competitive, community-based employment opportunities for adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Nationally, only 10 percent of adults with ASD are employed, but through the help of our valued employment partners, SARRC is committed to

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MILESTONES | SOUTHWEST AUTISM RESEARCH & RESOURCE CENTER About Milestones Whether you are a first-time parent of an infant or you have an infant with an older sibling who has an autism diagnosis, SARRC's Milestones program provides parents with helpful information to make the first year and a half of your infant's life a supported experience. Whether searching for information or more consistent monitoring and early intervention, we have you covered. COMPREHENSIVE BEHAVIORAL PROGRAM Comprehensive Behavioral Program (serving ages up to 14) SARRC’s Comprehensive Behavioral Program provides intensive, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)-based programming across environments to meet the needs of individuals of all ages with ASD and their families. Treatment is primarily implemented in the home and in the community and is often coordinated with a student’s school. SARRC ANNOUNCES NEW, FREE AUTISM SCREENING PROGRAM SARRC has introduced a new autism screening program aimed at parents of young children who have concerns with their child’s development. The Easy Access Autism Screening program is a project funded by the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona and is offered to families at no cost. Typically, the only opportunity for parents to discuss concerns about their child is during a CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Career Opportunities Each day, our team works to advance research and provide a lifetime of support for children, teens and adults with autism and their families. Join our team and learn how you can meaningfully integrate people with autism into inclusive communities. Whether you're just getting started or have experience, we encourage you to explore the many career

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