Services and Projects

Caregivers
Family-facing services and project opportunities

ABA at UTSA connects families with voluntary opportunities for support, research participation, caregiver training, and community engagement.

Program

Camp Durango

Community programming for children and families connected to ABA at UTSA.

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Family support

Caregiver Night Out

Supportive respite-style opportunities for participating families.

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Research

Project FIESTA

Family-centered project opportunities and related resources.

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Training

Behavior Buddy

Tools and support for caregivers navigating behavior-related needs.

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Research lab

PlayING Lab

Play-based intervention research for individuals with rare neurodevelopmental genetic disorders.

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ABA at UTSA is consistently recruiting families for research projects. All of the services we provide to families are completely voluntary and completely free. 
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Below is some information about the projects happening right now and how to get involved:
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On-Site ABA Therapy

The SAABA clinic is a collaboration between UTSA, Autism Treatment Center (ATC), and the Children's Hospital of San Antonio (CHofSA). The SAABA clinic provides on-site ABA therapy for children with autism between the ages of 3 and 16 years old. Sessions are 2 times per week for 3.5 hours.

Learn more on their website here. ​
​San Antonio Community Resources 
​The team at San Antonio Community Resource Directory (SACRD) maintains a list of community services for all needs. Visit their website to find resources specific to specific diagnosis, income, or needs! 

Contact Us! 

For more information about these or future projects, please reach out! 

Text or Call: (210) 370-7026
Email: [email protected]
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