Center for Developmental Disabilities Evaluation and Research
CDDER provides valuable training services to developmental disability service agencies in order to enhance the health, safety and quality of life of the people they serve.
Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS)
The CANS Program offers training, certification, and support to Medicaid-funded behavioral health professionals in Massachusetts who serve children under the age of 20.
CANDI
We supervise and educate many individuals at various stages of their research training, including residents, fellows, graduate students, medical students, as well as college and high school students.
Neuroinformatics Program - ReproNim
ReproNim’s educational objective includes topical training in the overall issues that affect the reproducibility of neuroimaging research (data acquisition and characterization, experimental methods, analyses, record keeping and reporting, reusability, and sharing of data and methods)
Healthy People/Healthy Communities
We do training in the community, with professionals, and with researchers on promoting healthy lifestyles for children and youth with I/DD, including those on the autism spectrum.
Sibling Support
A Family-Centered Mental Health Initiative attracts motivated mental health trainees (residents, interns, and post-docs) at partnering agencies that are interested in sibling support.
1-2-3 Grow!
“1, 2, 3, Grow!” is a TV program about early childhood development for families of young children in 8 languages and cultures available on cable television stations across Massachusetts and on YouTube.