Get Involved!
The success of our research depends upon the participation of families like yours.
Your child may be eligible to participate in one of our research projects. Your family's involvement will help in the effort to understand, diagnose, and treat autism. Additionally, participating families will gain valuable insight into their child’s cognitive, verbal, and social development. All families are provided with financial compensation for their participation and participating children receive a toy at each visit and a customized “baby book”.
Parents concerned about their infant or toddler’s development
If you are concerned that your infant or toddler may have a developmental delay, please complete the CSBS-DP Infant/Toddler Checklist (download by clicking HERE and fax it to (858)551-7931. Our staff will review the checklist and contact you as soon as possible.
Based upon checklist results, your child may be eligible for participation in one of our research projects. Benefits to children and their families vary by study and include financial compensation, comprehensive assessments that provide information about your child’s development, and research based treatment.
Parents of typically developing infants and toddlers
You and your child can provide valuable information in the effort to understand and treat autism. In exchange for their participation, families receive a comprehensive assessment of their child’s cognitive, verbal, and social development.
Please contact us at (858) 551-7925 for further information about participation.
Parents of children ages four and up
While our current research involves infants and toddlers, we continue to expand our areas of research. If you are interested in participating research, please contact us so that we can keep you informed of upcoming projects.
Please contact us at (858)551-7925 for further information about participation.
Parents of children diagnosed with autism or other developmental delay
If your child has a previous diagnosis of autism or developmental delay, they may be eligible for participation in one of our studies. Participation in our research study provides information about your child’s current functioning and subsequent progress.
Please contact us at (858) 551-7925 for further information about participation.