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The Alan and Lorraine Bressler Clinical and Research Program for Autism Spectrum Disorders is dedicated to the evaluation and care of children, adolescents, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Autism Spectrum Disorders:
The Alan & Lorraine Bressler
Clinical and Research Program
for Autism Spectrum Disorders

Our program is dedicated to improving the clinical care of children and adults with autism spectrum disorders, to advance the education of patients, families and service providers about these conditions, and to expand the scientific understanding of these disorders.

This program offers complete psychiatric evaluation, including psychopharmacological, neuropsychological, behavioral, and social service consultation.

Contact Us

Alan & Lorraine Bressler
Clinical and Research Program
for Autism Spectrum Disorders

55 Fruit Street
Warren 625
Boston, MA 02114

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For more information, call 617-726-7899

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About the Bresslers
Read about Alan and Lorraine Bressler, and learn how they came to focus on the need to make Autism research and treatment a priority

What to expect
When you first contact our program, or have an initial consultation, here's what you can expect

About Autism Spectrum Disorders
Information on what Autism spectrum disorders are, and some ways to recognize the condition which is characterized by difficulty with social interactions, communication, and behavioral skills.

In Memoriam
We announce with great sadness the passing of Alan Bressler on September 21, 2012. Alan and his wife Lorraine established the Alan and Lorraine Bressler Clinical and Research Program for Autism Spectrum Disorders, in 2007, in the MGH Clinical and Research Program for Pediatric Psychopharmacology and Adult ADHD. Alan and Lorraine's generosity of spirit and concern for young people struggling with autism spectrum disorders and co-occurring psychiatric conditions gave rise to this specialty program that now serves the needs of hundreds of individuals and their families each year.