Early Intervention in Autism
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In Other Words is a podcast from the UCLA Tarjan Center where people with intellectual and neurodevelopmental disabilities interview researchers, policymakers, and experts in the field of developmental disabilities. Each episode takes presentations from the Tarjan Center Distinguished Lecture Series and turns them into clear, plain-language conversations so everyone can understand and join the discussion.
This episode features Dr. Connie Kasari, Distinguished Professor of Human Development and Psychology at UCLA, and host Holly Oliver, Disability Rights Advocate at the UCLA Tarjan Center.
Dr. Kasari's research focuses on creating and testing new autism interventions for use in schools and clinics, especially to support young children’s communication and social interactions. Holly and Dr. Kasari explore:
Evidence-based intervention strategies for autistic children
How early interventions, such as JASPER and AACdevices, can help children with autism develop language, play, and social skills
Why language is such an important goal for early intervention
Show Notes:
To view this podcast episode with full captions, visit: https://youtu.be/K2QX_tOKV6Q
To view the entire presentation, Early Intervention: Progress, Gaps and What's Next, visit: https://teams.semel.ucla.edu/tarjan/2025-2026-presentations
Learn more about the UCLA Tarjan Center: https://teams.semel.ucla.edu/tarjan