Research Projects
Research projects are available from time to time from various organizations and universities. Research that is relevant to any aspect of addressing child behavior in a beneficial way will be presented here. When you see any projects that relate to your own specific situation, please consider participating so that others in similar circumstances may benefit from your unique experiences.These projects may include behavior management, healing modalities, transformational systems, as well as any methodology that advances areas of research beyond traditional disciplines. There is so much potential gains available through prudent research, and it is so important that these results be made available. Manic depressive disorder, oppositional defiant behavior, autism, obsessive compulsive disorder, developmental disabilities, gifted children, and attention deficit disorders are just some of the areas that will be considered when evaluating research projects. Any area that will benefit children, parents and professionals on a day to day basis will be given proper consideration. There is much valuable research being done in the areas of child development that can greatly benefit children and parents, as well as caregivers and professionals. Much of this work is crucial to understanding how to best nurture children so as to maximize their development. I strongly encourage everyone to participate in these studies and surveys, as your thoughts, opinions and ideas are so critical to the advancement of all systems and methods. Projects that are available will be posted below, as well as on the Transforming Child Behavior Blog. When the projects become available, I will immediately advise of all the necessary requirements to participate. If there are any areas that are important to you to be investigated, please go to the Contact Page, and send me a message, and I will review your request. All projects will be listed below as well as on the Transforming Child Behavior Blog.
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Columbia Univeristy Research
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