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Resources

Supporting your family with expert guidance and helpful resources at every step of your child's unique journey.

Occupational Therapy

A specialized intervention plan designed to help children improve independence, motor skills, sensory processing skills, and social interaction skills in daily activities. The therapy sessions are led by a licensed registered occupational therapist (OTR/L) and/or a licensed certified occupational therapist (COTA).

Cognitive Behavior Therapy

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Types of Therapy Services

Comprehensive care programs including therapy, educational support, and community engagement tailored for autistic children and their families.

Speech Therapy

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Feeding Therapy

A gentle, supportive approach designed to encourage the exploration of new foods at a natural pace. By focusing on sensory comfort and positive behavioral shifts, this method helps overcome specific mealtime challenges, ensuring children feel safe, nourished, and physically supported.

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy

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Physical Therapy

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Non-Traditional Therapy Services

Explore different types of non-traditional therapy services to find options that best support families, build confidence, and fit each child’s unique sensory and emotional needs.

Hippo Therapy

Play Therapy

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Music Therapy

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Art Therapy

Aquatic Therapy

Floortime Therapy

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School Resources

These educational guides offer clear explanations of IEPs, 504 plans, special education, and school-based therapies for autistic students.

What is an Early Intervention Program?

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What is an IEP?

An Individualized Education Program (IEP) is a legal document that outlines the specific specialized instruction, measurable goals, and essential accommodations a student requires to reach their full potential within their unique learning environment.

What is a 504 Plan?

A 504 Plan is a legal document that ensures public schools provide the necessary support and accommodations for students with disabilities, ensuring they have equal access to learning in a general education classroom.

School Occupational Therapy

School occupational therapy helps your child feel comfortable and ready to learn. Their goal is to make sure every student can access and participate in the school curriculum by supporting their daily classroom needs.

School Speech Therapy

School speech therapy helps students develop the communication skills they need to learn, participate in class, and interact socially. It focuses on challenges that directly affect a child’s success in the school environment.

What is Special Education?

Special education is a set of services and supports designed to meet the unique learning needs of students with disabilities. It provides individualized instruction, accommodations, and related services so students can access the curriculum, make progress in school, and develop important life skills.

What are School-Related Services?

School-related services are supports that help students with disabilities succeed in school. They can include therapies, counseling, transportation, and other help provided as part of a student’s education plan.

What is an Inclusion Class?

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What is a Self-Contained Class?

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Resources for Adolescence

These expert resources help autistic teens navigate puberty, build autonomy, and gain the necessary tools for mastery over daily life.

Period Education Guide

by Noelle Vidak, OTR/L

The Period Education Guide developed by occupational therapist Noelle Vidak is a simple, easy‑to‑read resource that helps young people understand what a period is and how to take care of themselves. It uses clear social stories, visual tools, and step‑by‑step strategies to make learning about periods calm, predictable, and easier to practice.

Resources for Young Adults

Access essential tools and guides designed to assist with higher education, employment, independent living, and active community participation.

Vocational Rehabilitation Programs

Transition Resource Packet

Transition Resource Programs

Night To Shine

Tim Tebow Foundation

Night to Shine is a worldwide prom‑style celebration for people with special needs, created by the Tim Tebow Foundation. It brings together churches, volunteers, families, and communities to honor guests ages 14+ with an evening designed to make every participant feel valued, loved, and celebrated. It takes place on the Friday before Valentine’s Day every year.

Fun Activities

Special Olympics

The Special Olympics is a global movement that provides year‑round sports training and athletic competition for people with intellectual disabilities, creating opportunities for physical fitness, confidence, friendship, and inclusion. It has grown to support over 5 million athletes across more than 30 Olympic‑style sports.

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