Author Archives: Dr. Sarah Woldoff

Dr. Sarah Woldoff is an Assistant Professor and Director of ABA and Autism Graduate Studies at Arcadia University. As a licensed psychologist with specialized training in neuropsychological assessments, she shares her expertise working with children and adult clients on the autism spectrum with her students.Before she started at Arcadia University, she concentrated on practices that included school-centered programming, clinical research and training, program assessment, and diagnostic services. She previously acted as Assistant Director of Autism Services at the University of Miami and Staff Psychologist at the Center for Autism Research at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. In addition to her role as a professor, she’s also recently worked as the Chief Clinical Officer for an organization that offered Autism Services for people of all ages.

How George Mason University’s MSPED Pushes ABA Beyond Its Traditional Scope

With its evidence-based approach to human behavior, applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy has been instrumental to improving autism intervention programs. In fact, ABA is discussed, researched, and applied in that specific context arguably more than any other. But as important …