Department of Child and Family Development

SDSU Researcher Leads $3.3 Million Autism Intervention Study

Sarah Rieth will test the efficacy of parent coaching intervention for toddlers.

Department of Child and Family Development

The Department of Child and Family Development (CFD) is a highly integrated academic unit within the College of Education. The Department offers a B.S. in Child Development in Applied Arts and Sciences, a Master of Science degree in Child Development, and a graduate certificate (EC-TEaMH) in early childhood mental health. In addition, the department offers an Master of Science in Child Development with a specialization in Early Childhood Mental Health that meets licensure requirements for students wishing to become a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC).

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SDSU Researcher Leads $3.3 Million Autism Intervention Study