I wanted to have a list of resources for parents on my site. I will get it started and you can add to it by leaving a comment with the name, website and description. You can provide a resource for support, education, learning products, therapy, and anything else that is Autism related. I will add it to the list and then delete your post (no offense, just to let myself know that if there is a comment, I need to add an item to the list). Thank you.
AANE: Asperger’s Association of New England
HTTP://WWW.AANE.ORG/
The Benedictine School in Ridgely, Md., a
comprehensive, residential program for intectually disabled students,
which serves many children and adults with autism.
Community Services for Autistic Adults and Children, which is the largest
provider in the United States serving individuals with autism exclusively
with comprehensive programs from early childhood through retirement.
It’s mission is: “To enable individuals with autism to achieve their highest
potential and contribute as confident individuals to their community.”
Train 4 Autism, an organization dedicated to bringing together a community of athletes, physically active, and socially conscious people who are committed to raising awareness and funds for research and treatment for those living with Autism and their families.
The New Jersey Council on Developmental Disabilities set up
JustSaySomething.org, an online venue for people to compliment or
criticize positive or negative examples of treatment of people with
developmental disabilities.
STAR (Sensory Therapies And Research) CenterSTAR Center – Hope and help for you or your child can begin right now. E-mail info@STARCenter.us to get started.www.starcenter.us
Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation | Research, Education and …The Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation focuses on research, education, and advocacy related to Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), a complex disorder of the brain.www.spdfoundation.net
Physical Therapist Source – comprehensive list of physical therapists
www.UseVisualStrategies.com
www.AutismFamilyOnline.com
Talk Institute and School
http://www.talkinc.org/
The TALK Institute and School, formerly the Magnolia School, is a center for the education of children with autism and language disorders outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Autism Speaks http://www.autismspeaks.org
Autism Society of America http://www.autism-society.org
Defeat Autism Now! http://www.defeatautismnow.com
Dr. Nancy Mullan http://nancymullanmd.com/
Doris Rapp http://drrapp.com/
Alternative Mental Health http://www.alternativementalhealth.com
Anxiety Wellness Mentor http://www.anxietywellnessmentor.com/
Organization for Autism Research http://www.researchautism.org
Communication
Digital Voice Tech http://digitalvoicetech.com
Cambium Learning http://store.cambiumlearning.com
Mayer-Johnson http://www.mayer-johnson.com
ClickN Kids http://www.clicknkids.com
b-Calm http://www.b-calmsound.com
CrossLoop http://www.crossloop.com
Educational Toys and Learning Aides
Excited 2 Learn, http://www.excited2learn.com, develops and sells fun, interactive charts, games, and schedules, with the goal to help individuals learn and engage with their environment.
Zatswhohttp://www.zatswho.com/
Different Roads to Learning http://www.difflearn.com/
Model Me Kids http://www.modelmekids.com/
TOOBEEZ Building Toy http://www.toobeez.com
Other Autism Sites
EquiisAutisticSavantArtist http://www.equiisautisticsavantartist.webs.com/
Pump It Up Party http://www.pumpitupparty.com
Bounce for Autism http://www.bounceforautism.org
Hello,
My website is Autism Learn, and the address is http://www.autismlearn101.com
This is an overview of the website and it’s contents:
Autism…Learn
We have designed and developed skill building learning activities that are purposeful, visually based, structured, organized, new and exciting. Our activities can assist to help target the development of different basic skills and can be used in schools, at home, or by therapists. We are dedicated to making visually structured activities designed to help develop multiple skills for persons with autism. Many of our activities contain different levels, creating a connected learning hierarchy. Learn by doing – then progress to each higher level to expand learned skills.
I hope you will consider linking the Autism Learn website to Autism Learning Felt website as a resource for parents. Thank you.
Regards,
Carol Rudd
carol@autismlearn101.com