Autism and Developmental Disabilities Clinic of Mississippi State

As an outreach, service, training, and research clinic, the ADDC provides comprehensive behavioral, social-emotional, and functional skills interventions to persons with autism and other developmental disabilities. The clinic has a tri-fold mission of 1) providing high quality services to individuals with disabilities, 2) training future professionals, and 3) conducting research. The Autism and Developmental Disabilities Clinic provides comprehensive behavioral and academic services to children, adolescents, and emerging adults with a variety of disabilities, along with their families. Individuals exhibiting any type of developmental disability, including but not limited to, Autism Spectrum Disorders, genetic disorders, developmental delays, cognitive impairments, traumatic brain injuries, cerebral palsy, and specific learning disabilities, are provided with services to meet individual needs. The clinic also provides comprehensive psychological and psycho-educational assessment services, as well as the Autism Liaisons program, which supports degree-seeking MSU undergraduate and graduate students who have a diagnosis of autism or a related disability. The Autism and Developmental Disabilities Clinic is located in Mississippi State, MS, and can be reached at 1219 Blackjack Rd., Mississippi State, MS 39762, or by phone at 662.325.0152.