ASD Development Lab

ASD Development Lab The ASD & Developmental Science Lab, led by Dr. So Hyun (Sophy) Kim focuses on clinical research exam

The ASD Development Lab (ADL) is located at the Center for Autism and the Developing Brain (CADB) in Westchester and Weill Cornell Medical Center in Manhattan. Our lab 's research focuses on how children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) develop within home and school environment, more specifically their school readiness and academic achievement. We are recruiting families with children who are in kindergarten this year! Please contact us at (914) 505-7169 or email us at [email protected] for more information.

Our school readiness study is looking for children entering kindergarten this fall! If you have a child who is intereste...
05/07/2019

Our school readiness study is looking for children entering kindergarten this fall! If you have a child who is interested in participating in research and becoming an honorary scientist with us, contact us below.

We are currently recruiting for our research study looking at school readiness and academic functioning in young children with and without ASD. We are looking for children entering kindergarten this fall. This study is led by Dr. Sophy Kim at the Center for Autism and the Developing Brain at Weill Cornell Medicine.

The participation in the research will involve a one day visit to either our office in Westchester or our Upper East Side location at the beginning and end of kindergarten. The children will be tested for early literacy and math skills and executive functioning. The visit will be about 2-3 hours with fun games and puzzles measuring your child's cognitive abilities and school readiness as well as a short EEG session. You will receive up to 200 dollars for participating!

Please contact us if you are interested in participating, have any questions, or would like to hear more about our research!

πŸ“ž: 914-505-7169
πŸ“§: [email protected]|
πŸ‘: https://www.facebook.com/ASDDevLab/
πŸ’»: https://www.kimasdlab.com/

Weill Cornell Medicine IRB
NYC DOE #1715.

We are excited to share that our lab's paper on autism symptom trajectories has been selected as one of the top ten auti...
01/16/2019

We are excited to share that our lab's paper on autism symptom trajectories has been selected as one of the top ten autism studies of 2018 by Autism Speaks! Learn more about our work and the other research selected here:

Autism Speaks science staff and advisors highlight the 2018 studies that most powerfully advanced our understanding, treatment and support of people on the spectrum

Our school readiness study is expanding to all children in kindergarten! If you have a child who is interested in partic...
12/20/2018

Our school readiness study is expanding to all children in kindergarten! If you have a child who is interested in participating in research and becoming an honorary scientist with us, contact us below.

Our research study looking at school readiness and academic functioning in young children with and without ASD who are currently in kindergarten. It is led by Dr. Sophy Kim at the Center for Autism and the Developing Brain at Weill Cornell Medicine.

Participation in the research will involve a one day visit to our office in Westchester or our Upper East Side location at the beginning and end of kindergarten. Children will be tested for early literacy and math skills and executive functioning. The visit will be about 2-3 hours with fun games and puzzles measuring your child's cognitive abilities and school readiness as well as a short EEG session. You will receive up to 100 dollars per visit for participating!

Please contact us if you are interested in participating, have any questions, or would like to hear more about our research!

πŸ“ž: 914-505-7169
πŸ“§: [email protected]|
πŸ‘: https://www.facebook.com/ASDDevLab/

Weill Cornell Medicine IRB
NYC DOE #1715.

Our school readiness study is now expanding to all children in kindergarten! If you have a child who is interested in pa...
11/27/2018

Our school readiness study is now expanding to all children in kindergarten! If you have a child who is interested in participating in research and becoming an honorary scientist with us, contact us below.

Our research study looking at school readiness and academic functioning in young children with ASD who are currently in kindergarten. It is led by Dr. Sophy Kim at the Center for Autism and the Developing Brain at Weill Cornell Medicine.

The participation in the research will involve a one day visit to either our office in Westchester or our Upper East Side location at the beginning and end of kindergarten. The children will be tested for early literacy and math skills and executive functioning. The visit will be about 2-3 hours with fun games and puzzles measuring your child's cognitive abilities and school readiness as well as a short EEG session. You will receive up to 100 dollars per visit for participating!

Please contact us if you are interested in participating, have any questions, or would like to hear more about our research!

πŸ“ž: 914-505-7169
πŸ“§: [email protected]|
πŸ‘: https://www.facebook.com/ASDDevLab/

Weill Cornell Medicine IRB
NYC DOE #1715.

11/08/2018

Spectrum News has spotlighted one of our lab's recent studies on using Calibrated Severity Scores (CSS) from the ADOS to track changes over time as children grow and move through different modules.

Learn more about our research here:

A recalibrated version of a widely used test for autism may accurately reflect autistic children’s development as they grow and become verbal.

Does teacher training help students with ASD? This research on the SCERTS intervention says yes!Click the link to learn ...
10/11/2018

Does teacher training help students with ASD? This research on the SCERTS intervention says yes!

Click the link to learn more about a study by one of our collaborators, Dr. Amy Wetherby

Training public school teachers specifically to work with students who have autism makes a big difference, new research suggests, helping kids on the spectrum excel in mainstream classes.

09/20/2018

Our school readiness study is now expanding to all children in kindergarten! If you have a child who is interested in participating in research and becoming an honorary scientist with us, contact us below.

Our research study looking at school readiness and academic functioning in young children with ASD who are currently in kindergarten. It is led by Dr. Sophy Kim at the Center for Autism and the Developing Brain at Weill Cornell Medicine.

The participation in the research will involve a one day visit to either our office in Westchester or our Upper East Side location at the beginning and end of kindergarten. The children will be tested for early literacy and math skills and executive functioning. The visit will be about 2-3 hours with fun games and puzzles measuring your child's cognitive abilities and school readiness as well as a short EEG session. You will receive up to 100 dollars per visit for participating!

Please contact us if you are interested in participating, have any questions, or would like to hear more about our research!

πŸ“ž: 914-505-7169
πŸ“§: [email protected]|
πŸ‘: https://www.facebook.com/ASDDevLab/

We had so much fun at the Autism Speaks New York City walk this weekend! Thank you to all of the families, friends, advo...
09/19/2018

We had so much fun at the Autism Speaks New York City walk this weekend! Thank you to all of the families, friends, advocates, and providers that came out for the walk and who spoke with us. If you would like to learn more about the Center for Autism and the Developing Brain and the ASD Development Lab, contact us at: πŸ“ž: 914-505-7169 | πŸ“§: [email protected]

Do you have a child with ASD entering Kindergarten this year?Participate in our research study looking at school readine...
09/05/2018

Do you have a child with ASD entering Kindergarten this year?

Participate in our research study looking at school readiness and academic functioning in young children with ASD who will be kindergarten this year! It is led by Dr. Sophy Kim at the Center for Autism and the Developing Brain at Weill Cornell Medicine.
πŸ“ž: 914-505-7169 | πŸ“§: [email protected]|
πŸ‘: https://www.facebook.com/ASDDevLab/)

The participation in the research will involve a one day visit to either our office in Westchester or our Upper East Side location at the beginning and end of kindergarten. The children will be tested for early literacy and math skills and executive functioning. The visit will be about 2-3 hours with fun games and puzzles measuring your child's cognitive abilities and school readiness as well as a short EEG session. You will receive up to 100 dollars per visit for participating!

Please contact us at our lab phone 914-505-7169 or email us at [email protected] if you are interested in participating, have any questions, or would like to hear more about our research!

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21 Bloomingdale Road
White Plains, NY
10605

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(914) 505-7169

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