Here in California, one Fire department stands out for its progressive approach to Inclusion and disability services. The department is None Other than the Modesto Fire Department, which embarked on autism certification training as early as July. Modesto Fire Department is the first fire department in the area to adopt such an initiative. For those
UC Davis MIND Institute recently announced the appointment of a new director, Professor Aubyn Stahmer. For those unfamiliar with the UC Davis Institute, it focuses on research and treatment for developmental disabilities.
Stahmer’s expertise
The newly appointed director Stahmer is well respected in psychology, and autism research expertise extends nationwide. In fact, due to her exceptional skills in autism intervention programs, she leads with federal funding, particularly targeting providing essential services for individuals with autism in underserved communities.
She is also known for publishing more than 150 research articles and serving as editor-in-chief for the esteemed global journal Autism for 11 years. This recognition bolsters Stahmers’s standing as a director of autism research and support services, promising hope and advancements to those impacted by this condition.
Stahmer‘s gratitude to the institute’s
As she steps into this new role at the renowned MIND Institute, Stahmer expresses her admiration for the institute’s origin and growth over the past 25 years, driven by members’ dedication. She acknowledges the Institute’s reputation as a hub of excellence, attracting exceptional professionals and families alike.
UC Davis MIND Institute
The UC Davis MIND Institute, a beacon of excellence on an international scale, has made significant strides in research, education, and clinical care for developmental disorders such as autism, fragile X syndrome, and Down syndrome. Its pioneering work is a source of pride and inspiration for all involved.
One of the key priorities at MIND Institute is cultivating strong community relationships. Dr. Stahmer recognizes that as the landscape of research and services continues to evolve, it is crucial to remain adaptable and responsive to our community’s diverse needs, concerns, and goals.
She emphasizes elevating inclusive partnerships in all aspects of our work and amplifying diverse voices to shape our research agenda. Taking on her role as the Director, she plans to work on teamwork and inclusivity.
Treatment accessibility
We at Sacramento ABA Therapy are inspired by their efforts and recognize the importance of collaboration in furthering our understanding and support for individuals and families affected by these conditions. As we continue to advocate for inclusivity and accessibility, let us acknowledge the progress and encourage continued research and partnerships in this field.
Together, we can build a brighter future for those with developmental disorders.