Noha F. Minshawi-Patterson, PhD

Bio

I joined the faculty of Indiana University School of Medicine in 2007. My clinical practice is focused on Applied Behavior Analysis and behavioral interventions for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), as well as the assessment and diagnosis of ASD and other childhood disorders. I provide parent training in individually-designed behavioral interventions, as well as training for students and professionals on the behavioral assessment, diagnosis and treatment of ASD. I developed the Psychology Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Autism in 2011 and became Assistant Training Director of the Pre-Doctoral Internship in psychology in 2014. My research interests mirror my clinical interests, and have focused on parent training in ASD, as well as social skills interventions for this population.