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The mission of the UCLA CAN REACH Training Program is to “provide cutting-edge, empirically driven information, training and resources on autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to community professionals and parents to enhance the lives of individuals and families affected by ASD.” Photos: Courtesy of UCLA CAN REACH

Established in 2016, UCLA CAN REACH was created by UCLA researchers to improve the translation of evidence-based treatments for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) from the university to the community. CAN REACH offers training workshops and educational lectures to community providers and families, and it serves as a resource for parents and professionals on the most up-to-date information on treatments and intervention strategies for children with ASD. The goal of UCLA CAN REACH is to make gold-standard treatments and information accessible to all.

To learn more about UCLA CAN REACH, go to: uclacanreach.com


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  • A Decade of Care and Discovery
  • After Two Years in Darkness and Pain, a Young Woman Sees Again
  • How Colon Cancer Mutates to Escape Immune System
  • Men at Risk for Breast Cancer but Often Forego Genetic Tests
  • Good Cholesterol Compound Inhibits Growth of Lung Tumors
  • Public Mental Health Care for Older Californians Lags as Need Grows
  • Gel Material May Help to Regrow Brain Tissue Following Stroke
  • Present at the Creation
  • Reach for the Stars
  • Dr. Plath’s Pluripotent-ial
  • The Pluripotent-ialist: Expanded Interview with Dr. Kathrin Plath
  • How Immunotherapy Became the Next Big Thing
  • The Prize
  • Invisible Pain
  • Virtual Traveler
  • Awards & Honors
  • Return of the Class of ’98
  • Focusing on Whole Health at The Wonder of Women Summit
  • UCLA Medical Center Boards Pass the Gavel
  • Taste for a Cure Raises Money for Cancer Research
  • Using Metabolism to Drive Breakthroughs in Cancer Research
  • Giving Back to Change Lives
  • UCLA Semel Institute Introduces the New Max Gray Fellows in Mood Disorders
  • UCLA Takes on Depression
  • Music and Philanthropy Advance Autism Care
  • Building Connections between Art and Neuroscience at Hammer Museum
  • Tour de Pier Continues to Exceed its Fundraising Goals
  • Bringing Awareness to Food Allergies
  • A Breath of Lung Health
  • Altering the Course of Cardiovascular Research at UCLA
  • Gifts
  • In Memoriam
  • A Blessed Man
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