National Study on Parents of Children on the Autism Spectrum
11/1/11
Hello. My name is Ann Liesen and I am a Doctoral
Candidate at Oakland University in the School of Education, Department of
Counseling. I am conducting a
dissertation study examining the relationship between parent’s perceived stress
and quality of life satisfaction when raising a child with ASD. I am also exploring coping and social support
conditions that influence this relationship.
If you are a parent raising a child with autism spectrum disorder between the
age of birth- 21 years in your family home at least 50% of the time, I welcome your participation. You may contribute to this study by
answering a survey as honestly as you can.
The survey should take approximately 20 to 30 minutes of your valuable
time. To participate simply click on the
following link
If you know a family
member, friend, or acquaintance that is parenting a child on the autism
spectrum who may be willing to participate, please forward this link to
them. I am seeking parents of children
across the entire spectrum of the ASD community.
Thank you for your
help! Your contribution will help inform
best practice for supporting parents of children with ASD.
Warmest regards,
Ann Liesen, MA, Doctoral
Candidate
To obtain additional copies of the survey: Parents, agencies, and organizations may
request one or multiple copies of the survey to be sent to them electronically
or by mail by replying to AutismParentResearch@comcast.net. Please
state the number of copies needed, the preferred format for delivery
(electronic or by mail), and provide a return address. To protect anonymity, parents are encouraged
to provide a return address that is different from their personal residence.
Paper copies with return
envelops may be obtained at the front desk at: 1270 Doris Road, Auburn Hills, Michigan, 48326.
Study
closes on January, 31, 2012 @ 11:59pm (EST)
Research Approval
#: 4845
1 comment:
Great Post. Keep up the good work on Dealing with Autism.
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