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Our clinic provides comprehensive evidence-based assessments of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities.
Research and Patient Care
Built by Families, for Families
Changing lives for individuals with autism, fragile X syndrome, Down syndrome, ADHD and other neurodevelopmental conditions.
Helpful Resources
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The MIND Institute conducts collaborative multidisciplinary research on neurodevelopmental disabilities.
Patient Education and Resources
Information for parents and caregivers about various pediatric conditions and guidance for how to provide care at home.
About Us
The MIND Institute is an interdisciplinary, collaborative research, clinical, and educational center committed to deepening our scientific understanding of the challenges associated with autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions.
The vision of the MIND Institute is to develop more personalized, equitable, and scientifically validated systems of support and interventions that help neurodivergent individuals to live their best lives.
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Latest News
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OCTOBER 30, 2024
Does fidgeting help people with ADHD focus?
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OCTOBER 28, 2024
COVID and flu shots for individuals with autism, ADHD
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OCTOBER 17, 2024
New study shows why Rett syndrome is different in females
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SEPTEMBER 20, 2024
Symposium on early autism diagnosis and intervention
Spotlight on our Research and Parent Training
Autism Distance Education Parent Training
ADEPT is a 10-lesson, online learning program. It trains parents and caregivers how to teach life skills to their children with autism and other neurodevelopmental conditions.
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center
One of only 14 such centers in the country, this NIH-funded research hub brings together researchers of different disciplines to spark new discoveries about autism, fragile X syndrome, Down syndrome and other neurodevelopmental conditions.
Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities
The goal of this center is to help people with developmental disabilities live more independent and fulfilling lives. Programs focus on training for individuals and families, as well as providers to improve inclusion, employment and quality of life.
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer at the UC Davis MIND Institute
Becoming a volunteer means joining a caring team of professionals who are dedicated to helping individuals with neurodevelopmental disabilities. The volunteer team at the MIND Institute includes people from different backgrounds, including high school and college students, retirees, and working professionals.
Principles of Community
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
The MIND Institute is committed to expanding diversity, equity and inclusion in all areas of research, education and patient care, an ongoing process that has no endpoint. Programs dedicated to this effort include RISE-UP, for undergraduates pursuing careers that serve underrepresented groups, and PAIR, a network of partnerships with self-advocates, families and community organizations to make research and care more inclusive and accessible. The MIND Institute strives to provide care that is respectful and inclusive of all cultures, and is focused on making diversity, equity and inclusion central to all work.
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