
Marcus Autism Center
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Treating more than 5,700 children a year, Marcus Autism Center is the largest autism research and treatment center in the nation.
Atlanta, Georgia
Joined March 2013
In an interview with the @universityofga, Dr. Colin Muething, Director of our Complex Behavior Support Program, discusses what attracted him to Marcus Autism Center and the rewarding experience of seeing the impact on patients and their families.
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Look who stopped by Marcus Autism Center! Yesterday, @ATLHawks mascot Harry the Hawk brought his signature courtside energy and a slam dunk of fun to our employees and patients. š
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To wrap up #AutismAwarenessandAcceptanceMonth, our patients and families are showing their support with a fun-filled spirit week!
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Nearly half of kids with autism will run away at some point, putting their safety at risk. New #research from Drs. Nathan Call and Mindy Scheithauer at Marcus Autism Center shows how our 12-session treatment program can help. Learn more:
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In an interview with @AtlantaParent, Dr. Bianca Brooks, a psychologist at Marcus Autism Center, shares tips on how to navigate discussing autism as a family. #AutismAcceptanceandAwarenessMonth. Read more:
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RT @childrensatl: Due to a water main break near our North Druid Hills campus, Childrenās has made adjustments to operations for Wednesday,ā¦.
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RT @childrensatl: #WinterStorm Update: Our three hospital locationsāArthur M. Blank Hospital, Hughes Spalding Hospital and Scottish Rite Hoā¦.
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RT @childrensatl: The entire Children's family is deeply saddened by the loss of an icon, Bernie Marcus. As the founder of Marcus Autism Ceā¦.
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We loved having the Marriage and Family Therapy Scholars visit Marcus Autism Center!.
Our @childrensatl Rural Family Therapy Scholars visited the Marcus Autism Center to learn about the role family therapists play in supporting families with children who have autism.
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In an interview with @BHBusinessNews, William Sharp, Ph.D., Director of our Multidisciplinary Feeding Program, shares how important it is to understand food selectivity in autism. Read more here:
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