Clinical training is a natural partner of research in developmental problems.
In-service training is provided for persons already working in habilitation programs for persons with disabilities. The KU-UAP promotes the development of community services and training for parents and others concerned with the needs of persons with disabilities. The interdisciplinary training that takes places in the KU-UAP refers to both the teaching of a process of service delivery and a method of teaching. Students participate in clinical activities that provide knowledge and skills while at the same time learning to become part of the interdisciplinary service delivery team with a shared identity, common goals and an understanding of the priorities of the interdisciplinary group in providing the most effective services to persons with disabilities and their families. Service Services are provided in university and community settings and involve interdisciplinary student trainees, professionals, service providers, families and others.