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Suburban boy severely burned after following TikTok trend; hospital spreads awareness
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Barbie® Introduces the First Autistic Barbie Doll, Championing Representation for Children through Play Mattel, Inc. unveiled today its first-ever autistic Barbie doll created with guidance from the autistic community to represent common ways autistic people may experience, process, and communicate about the world around them

Can’t wait to connect with related providers in our area and hope to meet some new families! See ya Saturday!

In observance of Independence Day, SCL will be closed tomorrow: Friday, July 4th (7/4/25). Regular hours will resume on Monday, July 7th. Wishing everyone a safe & happy holiday!

It’s amazing when our fields work together !

🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Jenee Johnson, Dr. Jason Travers, Dr. Kathleen Tuck, Dr. Pamela Neidert, and Dr. Heather Forbes on their recent publication:

“An Evaluation of Urine Alarms in Intensive Toilet Training Programs” 👏👏👏

This important study contributes to our understanding of how urine-detecting alarms impact toileting success in young children with autism. Using an alternating treatments design, the authors explored the effects of audible and inaudible alarms during intensive toilet training. While results were undifferentiated across conditions, the study raises critical questions about behavior irreversibility, the necessity of restrictive procedures, and real-world applications in settings with lower adult support.

📄 A preprint of the article is available now on Dr. Johnson’s ResearchGate:
🔗 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/392467486_An_Evaluation_of_Urine_Alarms_in_Intensive_Toilet_Training_Programs

We’re thrilled to see such thoughtful, ethical, and clinically relevant research led by this incredible team of behavior analysts and interdisciplinary scholars!