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Positive
Family Intervention Project
The Positive
Family Intervention Project is a collaborative
effort involving The Center for Autism and
Related Disabilities in Albany, New York and
Tampa, Florida, as well as, the College of Arts
and Sciences at the University of South Florida,
St. Petersburg.
Is your child
with a developmental disability behaving in a
way that:
• Endangers
themselves, others or their surroundings?
• Severely
disrupts your family life and interferes with
learning?
Are you
discouraged because what you are doing does not
seem to be working?
• If so,
participating in the Positive Family
Intervention Research Study may be right for you
To be
considered for participation in this study:
• Your child
must be between 3-5 years of age and have an
identified developmental disability
• Your child
must be experiencing significant problem
behavior (e.g., aggression, self-injury,
tantrums)
• You must be
willing to participate in all aspects of the
study (see center of brochure)
• You must not
have received extensive training or support in
positive behavior support prior to starting the
study
Click Here to View
a Brochure
If you are
interested in participating in this study,
please contact:
Dr. Kristin
Christodulu
at (518) 442-2574
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