The Wilmington TEACCH Center is expected to have internet access and phone lines by the end of next week and we are on target to reopen on Feb. 4th! If you need assistance now, please call the TEACCH main phone line 919-966-2174.
TEACCH’s Most Popular Training! This five-day hands-on course provides a theoretical foundation as well as hands-on opportunities to assess and teach school-aged children with ASD in a demonstration classroom setting.
TEACCH Supported Employment provides services to more than 300 individuals in the Triangle and Triad regions of NC, to help them find and maintain long term employment.
The TEACCH conference offers a unique program that brings together scholars, researchers, clinical and educational providers, and family members to learn about the latest developments in understanding and treating ASD. Please consider supporting the conference with a sponsorship or exhibitor table.
38th UNC TEACCH Autism Program Conference – Transitioning Through Adolescence to Adulthood: Navigating Life with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Laura Klinger talks with Julie Daniels, Epidemiologist from UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health about her research looking at the prevalence rates of autism.
Amy Wright, who employs 40 people with disabilities at her coffee shop Bitty & Beau’s, was named the 2017 CNN Hero of the Year.
T-STEP is a comprehensive intervention developed to support transition to employment and/or secondary education settings for adolescents and young adults with ASD.
The Museum of Life and Science in Durham will offer sensory-friendly Santa Train rides for guests with Autism Spectrum Disorder and similar needs. Train rides will include no yelling in the tunnel and no whistle sound; additional sounds and some lights will be lowered. Additional staff and volunteers from UNC TEACCH Autism Program will be … Continued
UNC-Chapel Hill has long been one of the world’s premier autism research universities, and now its expertise and leading research programs will fall under one virtual roof at the UNC Autism Research Center. The goal of the new center is to accelerate the creation of more effective, personalized treatments and interventions for the millions of … Continued