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Autism Research Assistant / Coordinator Needed for SPARK Study (Time Sensitive)

Good news: The Project Rex team and MUSC Pediatrics are collaborating on the largest-ever autism research study in the United States … and we’re hiring too!

2017-03-09 at 4:12 pm read more

Project Rex to Welcome a REACH Program Intern!

On this first day of summer, we have some exciting news to share. Project Rex is working in partnership with The College of Charleston’s REACH Program to welcome an intern in August!

2016-06-20 at 10:53 pm read more

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Project Rex: MUSC Autism Spectrum

23 hours ago

Registration is now open for social skills training for children with ASD or ADHD. The Winter 2020 Project Rex School-Age Group (Ages 6-10) begins February 4th and will meet Tuesdays from 2-3PM through March 24th. Medicaid is currently not accepted but a self-pay discount is available. Check out the Project Rex website for full details:

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School-Age Group (Ages 6-10) Begins February 4th. Register Now!

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Project Rex School-Age Group (ages 6-10) will be meeting Tuesdays from 2-3PM beginning February 4th and continuing through March 24th. This 8-week group is designed to enhance social skills of children with high-functioning ASD and ADHD. Diagnosis is not required for participation. Social skills are...

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Project Rex: MUSC Autism Spectrum

2 days ago

Meet Clay Seim, a 25 year old who lives in Charleston and works at Slightly North of Broad. In this episode of the Autism News NetWORK podcast, Clay shares with Dr. Gwynette his perspective on “non-apparent disabilities” vs. “apparent disabilities” and the effects of the former on work and social relationships, how he uses “masks” and “scripts” to “pass” in social settings, and how struggling with performance at school or life can lead to a self-reinforcing cycle of anxiety & depression.

Listen now or read the transcript: www.theautismnewsnetwork.com/podcast/episode-4-clay-seim/

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Episode 4: Clay Seim - The Autism News Network

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Clay is 25 years old and resides in Charleston with his family.

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Project Rex

67 President Street
Charleston, SC 29425

Phone: (843) 792-9162

Our Mission

The Project Rex Team consists of doctors and therapists with a passion for helping children and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders and their loved ones. We provide support and treatment for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders and their parents. Our goal is to help children and young adults to reach their highest potential by enhancing their social skills, their ability to understand emotions, and their adaptability.

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