Autism Art Expo 2020
Get involved with the expo early by submitting your artwork to become a part of the logo. This year we would like to expand our logo use to tee shirts as well as using it on the flyers and website.
In the News: Hands in Autism celebrates 15 years of providing resources
Dr. Naomi Swiezy of Carmel has spent her career as a clinical and behavioral psychologist helping others. But in the early 2000s, she realized help was not coming fast enough for many patients with autism. In response, in 2004 she founded Hands in Autism, an Indianapolis organization focused on meeting needs of those with autism
Hiring: Behavioral Study Technician
HANDS in Autism® is looking for a Behavioral Study Technician, see the position description below! Assist in the conduct of behavioral and program studies. Perform varied routine and non-routine tasks of moderate complexity. Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Assist in the conduct of study-related non-medical/behavioral assessments/interventions. Extract data from source documents
In the News: “A Conversation with HANDS in Autism director, Naomi Swiezy”
During Autism Awareness Month, the public has an opportunity to learn more about this developmental disorder and how it impacts lives, specifically here in Indiana. Since 2004, the HANDS in Autism® Interdisciplinary Training and Resource Center has provided innovative practical training impacting thousands of lives across the state. Em Collins, 4/16/19
In the News: “HANDS in Autism intern was once a Riley kid and now she’s giving back”
Last week, Hendricks was back at Riley for the HANDS in Autism Art Expo, which she helped to organize as part of her internship with the autism group. The free, public event in Simon Family Tower showcased artwork created by individuals with autism spectrum disorder and other disabilities, giving them a chance to show their
In the News: “HANDS in Autism helps students”
ST. LEON – Dr. Naomi Swiezy, director of Hands in Autism, Indianapolis, which is part of the Indiana University School of Medicine, told Sunman-Dearborn Community School Corp. trustees April 11 about the services the resource center provides “for all students, not just those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).” DIANE RAVER, THE HERALD-TRIBUNE – Apr 14,
Peek into Our Intensive Training
Do you know why we call our 3-Day Transition & Vocational Programming Workshop for employment service providers, job coaches, and VR service managers intensive? Check out our time-lapse video of just one of our intensive training days and all that goes into the activities. Learn more and register.