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Marburg Institute for Autism Research and Therapy (MarIAT)

Autism therapy centres & outpatient clinics, Assessment, Clinic

Specialist outpatient clinic with assessment of autism spectrum disorders: recording of symptoms (current and past), behaviour observation and clinical interviews, developmental and intelligence testing, physical examinations and evaluation of psychosocial functioning. The target group is children, adolescents and adults. According to the page, autism-specific therapy requires a diagnosis at a specialised institution and a therapy recommendation; approval is generally given by the responsible funding body (for example the social welfare office or youth welfare office) within integration assistance under SGB IX.

Area covered
Hesse (regional, see note on access)
Provider
University Hospital Giessen and Marburg, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Address
Schützenstr. 49 (Haus Bethanien), 35039 Marburg
Telephone
06421 58 63908
Email
mariat@uni-marburg.de
Website
www.uni-marburg.de/de/fb20/bereiche/zpg/mariat
For
Adults, Adolescence (12–18), Young adults (18–27), School age (6–12)
Costs
Access: Registration by telephone or e-mail. The page does not state waiting times and costs; ask there.

Details last checked on 8 October 2026 (Source: Website of the MarIAT (assessment and registration page), read on 08.10.2026). Please check directly with the organisation before visiting.

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