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About us

The project ACTE (Autism in Context: Theory and Experience) started in 2015 at the Université libre de Bruxelles. Our main objective is to contribute to a better understanding of the nature and origins of communication difficulties and language delays in Autism Spectrum Disorder. We bring together investigation techniques from cognitive psychology and linguistics within an ecological research program, whose experimental dimension is geared towards specific sensibilities of children and adults with autism.  

Across all modules of the ACTE project, we take into account the great heterogeneity that characterises the autism spectrum. Whenever possible, we will also attempt to gain insight to children’s individual progression and evolution, by designing longitudinal studies. 

 

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  • First inter-university Certification on Autism Spectrum Disorder in Belgium 

Participate!

We need your help to move towards a better understanding of autism! If you are interested in participating in our studies (yourself or with your child), don’t hesitate to register your interest HERE.

Support us!

 Support our project by making a donation at the ULB Foundation !

 

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