ISU Psychology

The attached video features former TAP member, Alexander Woith, who spent thirteen years in the program. He has gone on to attend college, earning his associate degree.

The Autism Place (TAP) is a clinic that serves: (a) the university community by providing service-learning opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students and (b) the local community by providing services for children, adolescents and their caregivers. TAP is funded by grants, donations, the Department of Psychology, and Illinois State University. Services are available in clinic, school, and home settings. At this time, services are provided at no cost to families. Treatment teams, comprised of Illinois State psychology faculty, graduate clinicians, and undergraduate clinicians, address the needs of autistic children and their caregivers.

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