Research and development
Ongoing research and development projects at KIND.
RATSS
The Roots of Autism Spectrum Disorder
EU-AIMS
Developing new medications for autism spectrum disorder
Social skills training for ASD
Social skills training for children with autism spectrum conditions
EASE
Early Autism Sweden
KITE Neurofeedback and working memory training
Neurofeedback and working memory training
ASC-INCLUSION
Internet based environment for social inclusion of children with autism spectrum conditions.
Nutritional factors and autism
Breast feeding patterns and other nutritional factors and autism in small children
Adults with ADHD
Interventions for adults with ADHD and their significant others
ADHD and severe substance use disorder
ADHD and severe substance use disorder (SUD) in compulsory care: Characterization, treatment and long-term outcome
Adults with neurodevelopmental disorders
Long-term outcome in adults with neurodevelopmental disorders
Quality of early intervention for children with autism
A study about knowledge and attitudes towards EIBI (early intensive intervention) in autism.
Swedish versions of the ADOS and the ADI-R
Reliability and validity of the Swedish versions of the ADOS and the ADI-R.
COST
Enhancing the scientific study of early autism
FEFA2
Emotion recognition
KIND Genomics
Genetic factors in NDDs
iTWIN
Attentional functions assessed with eye tracking
BABYTWINS
Genetic and environmental factors - individual differences
ICF Core Sets
Development of ICF Core Sets for ADHD and autism spectrum disorder.
NEUROPSYK
Health Care Quality Registry for Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Brain Bank for Research
Brain Bank for research about autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders
Transition
Case management in the transition from adolescence to adulthood for individuals diagnosed with ADHD and/or ASD
Interventions for parents with ADHD
The Synesthesia Twin Project
In this project we investigate synesthesia and its links to changed sensory processing, better memory, and creativity. We also explore its connections to neuropsychiatric conditions such as autism spectrum condition.