ASPEN Program

The ASD Screening and Parent ENgagement (ASPEN) Program 

is a parent-mediated intervention program, that is, parents are trained to be the primary interventionist for their child. ASPEN focuses on naturalistic, developmental, behavioral strategies. These are strategies that are easy to use in the child's natural environment and are aligned within developmental and behavioral milestones.

Learn more about the ASPEN Program

The ASPEN Program is a parent-mediated intervention that is designed to provide information and empower parents of young children with developmental delays.

The ASPEN Program is delivered by a clinician and peer leader who will share their professional and personal expertise in supporting children with developmental delays.

If you have questions about the ASPEN Program, you can contact Dr. Sandra Vanegas.

• Phone/Text: (512) 693-9765
• Email: Sandra.vanegas@austin.utexas.edu

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