
ジョイス・ラム
Dr. Joyce Lum, Ph.D
TEACCHシャーロットセンター クリニカルディレクター(所長)・認定心理士
Clinical Director, TEACCH Charlotte Center / Licensed Psychologist
小児臨床心理学の博士号を持ち、ノースカロライナ大学チャペルヒル校でTEACCH創始者E・ショプラー博士およびTEACCH部前ディレクターG・メジボフ博士の下でインターンシップおよびポストドクトラルフェローシップを修了。現在はノースカロライナ州の7つのTEACCHセンターの一つであるTEACCHシャーロットセンターの所長を務め、自閉症スペクトラムの方々への診断、治療教育セッション、ソーシャルスキルグループなどの直接支援、家族への教育的支援・相談支援を行うとともに、専門家への相談支援やトレーニング、研究活動を行っている。米国内外のトレーニングのクリニカルディレクターも務め、今回で来日4度目となる。
Dr. Lum is currently the Clinical Director of the TEACCH Charlotte Center, one of the 7 regional centers in North Carolina. She holds her Ph.D in Child Clinical Psychology and completed her internship and postdoctoral fellowship at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill where she worked with Dr. Eric Schopler, founder of TEACCH, and Dr. Gary Mesibov, former Director of the TEACCH Autism Program. Dr. Lum is a Clinical Director for national and international training and this is her fourth visit to Japan.
As role as the Director of a regional TEACCH clinic, she provides direct and consultative services for individuals with autism, their families, and professionals working with individuals within the autism spectrum disorders. Clinic services include individual diagnostic and educational assessment; treatment sessions; parent teaching sessions; social skills groups for children, adolescents, and adults; consultation to programs serving children, adolescents, and adults with autism; gathering research data for TEACCH and Autism Research Registry; participation in TEACCH research projects; regional, national, and international training in autism for parents and professionals.

ルース・フラー
Ms.Ruth Fuller
TEACCHシャーロットセンター クリニカルスーパーバイザー
Clinical Supervisor, TEACCH Charlotte Center
ノースカロライナ大学グリーンズボロ校で心理学を学ぶ。心理学および教育を専門とし、教師およびセラピストとして自閉症支援に30年以上の経験を持つ。米国内外で自閉症の家族や専門家への相談や講義、実地訓練も担当している。今回が3度目の来日となる。
Ruth is the Clinical Supervisor at the TEACCH Charlotte Center. She received her education at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in Psychology. Her background is in psychology and education and has worked in the autism field as a teacher and therapist. She has over 30 years of experience working with individuals with autism.
Ruth has consulted, lectured and provided hands on training experiences for parents and professionals working with individuals with autism throughout the United States and internationally. This is Ruth’s third visit to Japan