Association for Science in Autism Treatment
U.S. nonprofit organization / From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT) is a non-profit organization devoted to autism. It was founded in 1998 and is currently based in Hoboken, New Jersey.[1][2] Members of its advisory board include Eric Fombonne and Stephen Barrett,[3] Tristam Smith was one of its board members until his death in August 2018.[4] A report by the Association for Behavior Analysis International mentioned ASAT's website as a useful resource for parents of children with autism,[5] as does the website of the University of North Texas[6] and that of the University of Michigan Health System.[7]
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Abbreviation | ASAT |
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Formation | 1998 |
Founder | Catherine Maurice (co-founder) |
Type | not-for-profit organization |
Purpose | Disseminating information about science-based autism treatment and combatting misinformation |
Location | |
Region served | Global |
Membership | Over 12,000 subscribers |
Staff | 1 |
Volunteers | 50+ |
Website | asatonline |
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