Take a moment and see who has graciously donated to ASAT as a Professional or Community Sponsor. If you are interested, please find out what it means to be a Sponsor of ASAT.

Partner $5,000

ACE ®

epic

Council of Autism Service Providers

melmark

Melmark, Inc.

Pacific Autism Learning Services

Supporting Star $3,500

Behavior Analyst Certification Board

Champion $2,000

asap

Autism Behavioral & Educational Services, Inc.

differentroads

Different Roads

eden2programs

Eden II Programs

rethink

FEAT – Houston

nyca

Mosaic Early Intervention (Australia)

autismpartnership

Progressive Behavior Analyst Autism Council®

PECS

Pyramid Educational Consultants, Inc.

The Summit Center

ZABA Therapy

Benefactor $1,000

coyne

Bierman Autism Centers

Crossroads Center for Children

eden2programs

Dower & Associates

garden academy

Faison Center

nssa

Graham Behavior Services

nssa

Healthcare Equity Angels

nssa

HOW TO ABA (Canada)

m&a

Journeys Autism Center

nssa

LEAPS and Beyond, Inc.

m&a

LEARN Behavioral

m&a

Lovaas Institute for Early Intervention – Midwest

PECS

New Direction ABA

rethink

Perspective ABA

rethink

Rethink

sarrc

Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center

Special Friends Foundation

Touro University
Program in Applied Behavior Analysis

VIA Centers for Neurodevelopment

Alliance $500

Applied Behavior Analysis Center

alcanzand

Applied Behavioral Learning Services

bds

Behavior Development Solutions (BDS)

breakthrough

Breakthrough Autism (Canada)

BouerLaw

Breakthrough Learning Group

Bright Eyes Early Intervention

Brooklyn Autism Center

Bright Eyes Early Intervention

Butterfly Effects

epic

DATA Group Central

epic

Eden Autism

epic

Educational Partnership for Instructing Children

epic

ELIJA

epic

Endicott College

nyca

LeBlanc Behavioral Consulting

epic

Lina Slim Consulting

rethink

Learning Ready Behaviour Services (Australia)

nyca

New Haven Learning Centre (Canada)

PECS

Ontario Association for Behaviour Analysis (Canada)

PECS

Pathways Early Intervention (Australia)

qsac

Quality Services for the Autism Community

SKF

Reaching Potentials

sarrc

Seasons for a Reason

breakthrough

VIVA Therapeutic Services (Canada)

Wirth Behavioural Health Services (Canada)

Patron $200

ALG

ABA Kids (Australia)

ALG

Alpine Learning Group

BouerLaw

Behavior Therapy Associates

Bright Eyes Early Intervention

Bright Eyes Early Intervention (Australia)

epic

Center for Children with Special Needs

epic

CEDIN (Brazil)

Childhood Solutions PC

Childhood Solutions PC

goldcoast

Gold Coast Children’s Center

iea

Illinois Autism Center

iea

Institute for Educational Achievement

lizardcentre

KU Department of Applied Behavioral Science

PECS

Manitoba Association for Behaviour Analysis

nyca

Motivating Change LLC

nyca

North Dakota Association for Behavior Analysis

nyca

Nevada Autism Center

reed academy

REED Autism Services

SKF

SKF Books

Somerset Hills

The Success Center by GBCS, LLC

Winters Center for Autism

This list was last updated on February 6, 2024.

Our 25th Anniversary Professional Sponsorship Campaign

David Celiberti, PhD, BCBA, Executive Director
Carolyn Sniezyk, MS, BCBA, Board Member and Sponsorship Lead
Association for Science in Autism Treatment

At ASAT, we believe that every person with autism deserves effective help and information that is based on scientific evidence and can make a real difference in their lives. We know how hard it is for individuals and families to navigate the many options for autism interventions, and that’s why we are committed to providing accurate and reliable information about what has been shown to be effective and what has not. For the past 25 years, we have been a trusted source of guidance for families and providers who want to choose the best treatments for their loved ones with autism. And we will continue to do so for the next 25 years and beyond. Our vision is a world where all people with autism can access the most effective, science-based interventions, no matter their age, severity, location, or available finances.

Fortunately, we are not alone in this mission. There are many other professional organizations and businesses in our communities who share our concern about the lack of scientific support for many autism treatments, and the challenges this poses for families and providers who need to make informed decisions. We are proud to say that over 75 professional organizations participated in our sponsorship initiative last year, along with a small and growing number of community sponsors. These organizations support ASAT and its goal of spreading trustworthy, science-backed information about autism and its treatments, and improving the availability of high-quality, evidence-based interventions for all people with autism.

There are several levels of sponsorship:

  • Sustaining $10,000
  • Partner $5,000
  • Supporting Star $3,500
  • Champion $2,000
  • Benefactor $1,000
  • Alliance $500
  • Patron $200

All professional sponsors receive recognition in ASAT’s newsletter, Science in Autism Treatment (SIAT); recognition on www.asatonline.org from within one month of sponsorship up to the end of the sponsorship year along with a display of your organization’s icon and a link to your website; and a discount on advertisements through ASAT. Details about the various benefits that we offer at other sponsorship levels can be found here: Sponsorship Benefits.

  • Sustaining sponsors ($10,000) will receive five individual shoutouts on ASAT’s Facebook page, and up to two additional event shoutouts, two tweets, your logo listed on an ASAT resource printed during the sponsorship year, up to six ads in SIAT at no charge and a 50% discount on all other advertisements, a 500+ word program description in two issues of SIAT, an entire newsletter issue dedicated to your organization with an invitation to be interviewed in the newsletter, a sliding hyperlinked logo on the homepage of ASAT’s website for the sponsorship year, a stationary link on ASAT’s homepage, and a permanent ad on ASAT’s homepage.
  • Partner sponsors ($5,000)will receive three individual shoutouts on ASAT’s Facebook page, and one additional event shoutout, one tweet, up to four ads in SIAT and a 50% discount on all other advertisements, a 500+ word program description in an issue of SIAT, an entire newsletter issue dedicated to your organization with an invitation to be interviewed in the newsletter, a sliding hyperlinked logo on the homepage of ASAT’s website for the sponsorship year, and a stationary link on ASAT’s homepage.
  • Supporting Star sponsors ($3,500)will receive two individual shoutouts on ASAT’s Facebook page, up to three ads in SIAT at no charge, a 50% discount on all other advertisements, a sliding hyperlinked logo on the homepage of ASAT’s website for the sponsorship year, and a stationary link on ASAT’s homepage.
  • Champion sponsors ($2,000)will receive two individual shoutouts on ASAT’s Facebook page, two ads in SIAT at no charge, a 50% discount on all other advertisements, and a sliding hyperlinked logo on the homepage of ASAT’s website.
  • Benefactor sponsors ($1,000)will receive an individual shoutout on ASAT’s Facebook page, one ad at no charge, a 50% discount on all other advertisements, and a sliding hyperlinked logo on the homepage of ASAT’s website.
  • Alliance sponsors ($500)will receive an individual shoutout on ASAT’s Facebook page and a 50% discount on all advertisements.

Professional sponsorship of ASAT not only provides financial support used specifically for our dissemination efforts, but also sends a clear message that ASAT’s vision is shared by others within the professional community. The funds provided by the ASAT sponsors will help support several directed efforts undertaken by ASAT this year (e.g., distribution of Science in Autism Treatment at no charge to all recipients, a journalist/media education program, and public awareness of our newsletter and website).

ASAT’s Professional Sponsors are asked to support the following tenets:

  1. All treatments for individuals with autism should be guided by the best available scientific information.
  2. Service providers have a responsibility to rely on science-based treatments.
  3. Service providers should take steps necessary to help consumers differentiate between scientifically validated treatments and treatments that lack validation.
  4. Consumers should be informed that any treatment lacking scientific support should be pursued with great caution, if at all.
  5. Objective data, along with client and family input, should be used when making clinical decisions.

The tasks of educating the public about scientifically validated interventions and countering pseudoscience are daunting ones; and ASAT appreciates the support of both our Professional and Community Sponsors. If you are an organization or program involved in autism interested in becoming a professional sponsor, please click here. If you have any questions, please email us at sponsor@asatonline.org

Disclaimer – ASAT has no formal relationship with any of the above organizations and businesses. Furthermore, their stated endorsement of the above tenets is not verified or monitored by ASAT. Although ASAT expects that all sponsoring organizations will act in accordance with the above statements, we do not assume responsibility for ensuring that sponsoring organizations engage in behavior that is consistently congruent with the statements above.

Citation for this article:

Celiberti, D., & Sniezyk, C. (2023). Spotlight: Our 25th anniversary professional sponsorship campaign. Science in Autism Treatment, 20(12).

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