The HANDS in Autism® Center continues to deliver high-quality training designed to support educators and clinicians working with individuals on the autism spectrum. The latest Developmental Medicine Training session achieved an 80% completion rate, with 60% first-time participants and 100% referrals through peers or colleagues, a testament to the trust and value placed on HANDS resources.
Who Attended?
Experience: 66.7% have 5–9 years in their role
Settings: 100% outpatient clinics
Demographics: 100% female, 100% White/Caucasian
Age Groups Served: Preschool, Elementary, Secondary, and Post-secondary
Engagement Highlights
Participants accessed a variety of HANDS resources, including:
- Website materials
- Workshops
- Demonstration classrooms
Satisfaction & Impact
Resources met objectives: 100%
Knowledge gain & staff expertise combined: 80%
Likelihood to recommend: 100% rated 4 or 5
Key Takeaways
Strong satisfaction with content, delivery, and staff expertise
High likelihood of recommending and re-engaging with HANDS services
Why This Matters:
Data feedback helps us refine our approach and ensure that HANDS continues to provide practical, evidence-based strategies for educators and clinicians.
Want to learn more or schedule a training?
Visit HANDS in Autism® training website or contact us at hands@iu.edu