Kathleen Broderick Woody

Dr. Broderick Woody has been supervising intensive, in-home therapy for children with autism since 1999 and is a co-founder of AIM. She completed her undergraduate degree at Marquette University, and doctorate at the Illinois School of Professional Psychology. Clinical training included appointments to University of Chicago’s Hyperactivity and Learning Problems Clinic and the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex. She previously trained and functioned as staff psychologist at an NIMH replication site of the research of Dr. Ivar Lovaas, was on the pediatric medical staff at the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex, and has presented in the media and at conferences on autism-related topics.