Listening to Neurodiverse Parent Voices: Understanding Treatment Acceptability in Autism Care

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Research Study Description

Parents of Autistic Children: We Want to Hear From You!

Hello! We are doing an IRB-approved online research study to learn how parents of autistic children feel about common autism therapies.

Who can join? Parents or caregivers of children ages 4–11 with a formal autism diagnosis.
What will you do? Fill out short surveys about you, your child, and your parenting style. Read brief descriptions of common autism treatments and behaviors. Rate how acceptable each treatment seems to you. Share your thoughts about each one in your own words.

How much time does it take? It takes 20-30 minutes to complete and can be done completely online.
Why join? Your voice will help shape future research on autism treatments. By sharing your views, you help make sure autistic parents’ perspectives show up in the literature.

Compensation: You can enter a drawing to win one of four $25 gift cards after completing the study.

Interested? click the link: https://shorturl.at/0xamT

Questions? Contact Us!
Joe Pasquariello, Principal Investigator
University of South Alabama, Clinical and Counseling Psychology Program
Email: [email protected]

Name of Organization:
University of South Alabama

For questions, please email::
[email protected]

Study Link: 
https://shorturl.at/0xamT