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Kristin V. Christodulu
Visiting Assistant Professor
Department of Psychology
Areas of expertise:
Autism spectrum disorders, developmental disabilities, challenging behavior, positive behavior support, sleep disturbances
Autism spectrum disorders, developmental disabilities, challenging behavior, positive behavior support, sleep disturbances
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(518) 442-5132
Biography:
Kristin V. Christodulu has extensive clinical and research experience working with children and adults with developmental disabilities. As director of the Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD), she oversees research, education, and training on topics associated with autism spectrum disorders, sleep disturbances, challenging behavior, parenting, and inclusion. CARD is also home base for the Regional Center for Autism, a program created to address the limited availability and rising costs of specialized services related to the education of children with autism. This community-based agency provides program development, training, and support for families, professionals, and peers of people with autism and related disabilities. She received her bachelor's, master's and doctorate all in psychology from the University at Albany, where she serves as a member of the clinical faculty.
Kristin V. Christodulu has extensive clinical and research experience working with children and adults with developmental disabilities. As director of the Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD), she oversees research, education, and training on topics associated with autism spectrum disorders, sleep disturbances, challenging behavior, parenting, and inclusion. CARD is also home base for the Regional Center for Autism, a program created to address the limited availability and rising costs of specialized services related to the education of children with autism. This community-based agency provides program development, training, and support for families, professionals, and peers of people with autism and related disabilities. She received her bachelor's, master's and doctorate all in psychology from the University at Albany, where she serves as a member of the clinical faculty.
