The Center for Autism Research, Treatment, and Training (CARTT) is part of the Auburn University Psychological Services Center and serves as a training clinic for students in the Behavior Analysis Program in the Department of Psychology.
Services: CARTT is an intensive preschool program that uses behavioral, research-based instruction to address the individual needs of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and others in the Auburn-Opelika community. We provide a variety of services including (but not limited to) academic and vocational skill acquisition, school readiness, toilet training, social skills, and self-advocacy.
We also offer a range of group-based classes and behavioral consultation services to individuals and schools in the surrounding area.
Cost: The cost of services is based on a sliding scale model. Whenever possible, clinic-based services are provided free of charge to families thanks to generous donations from the Auburn-Opelika community.
Donations: If you are interested in donating to the clinic, please click here: https://give.auburn.edu/pages/au-college-of-liberal-arts and search for "Center for Autism Research, Treatment, and Training".
We are almost to our final goal for the Hope Endowed Scholarship! Please see more information here: www.HopeDabney.com
You can also look for announcements from the Department of Psychological Sciences on their social media or the university's fundraising site during these annual events, as CARTT actively participates to fund services.
- Autism Services: Funds help provide diagnostic assessments and early behavioral intervention services for children with autism in the community.
- Training: Donations also support graduate student clinicians providing these vital services at the CARTT Clinic.
See more information about the impact of your donations here: https://cla.auburn.edu/news/articles/donor-support-covers-cartt-costs/
Hours of Operation: Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.; Friday 8:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. [schedule may vary by semester and clinic is closed on university holidays]
Directors: Sarah Richling, PhD, BCBA-D, LBA (Executive Director), Mattie Levin, MSW, BCBA, LBA, LICSW (Director of Clinic-Based Services) & Mollie Todt, PhD, BCBA-D, LBA (Director of Community-Based Services, Staff/Volunteer Training, and Consultation)
For inquiries regarding our services, please contact us by phone at 334-844-6691 or email ABAclinic@auburn.edu.
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