Check out our speech program here.
Check out our speech program here.
We understand how overwhelming it can be to sift through an abundance of information! That’s why we’ve compiled a list of helpful resources aimed at saving you time, allowing you to spend more cherished moments with your loved ones.
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Texas Autism Society events – from sensory-friendly AMC movie days, estate planning (to care for ASD family member future needs), to driver-readiness info seessions for parents of teens with ASD.
We Rock The Spectrum is an open-play gym/birthday party event venue, especially for ASD kids! Music, art classes also available.
Financial assistance for low-income families with children on the ASD spectrum.
Interest-free micro-loans for obtaining ASD healthcare.
Financial constraints and insurance limitations can sometimes prevent families from covering their child’s medical expenses. Oracle Health Foundation’s pediatric grants link children to essential care when financial issues arise. Applications are accepted from within the United States as well as through select international providers.
ASDF provides various opportunities for autistic children, including the Summer Scholarship Program, iPads for Kids Program, and Holiday gift cards.
NAA’s Give A Voice program supplies communication devices for non-verbal or minimally verbal individuals with autism, helping those whose communication difficulties may heighten their risk of injury or harm.
The Orange Effect Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization that supports children and young adults with speech disorders in achieving effective communication through technology and speech therapy.
Small Steps in Speech is a 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit that offers grants for children facing speech and language disorders. These grants support therapies, treatments, communicative devices, and other services designed to enhance their communication abilities. Please note that applications for ABA therapy or iPads are not accepted.
Learn the basic components of an IEP Plan (from verywellfamily.com)
Learn the basic components of a 504 Plan and how it differs from an IEP Plan (from verywellfamily.com)
The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) – access to and privacy of your child’s school records
Texas-specific educational information, resources and laws regarding special needs children.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a therapy grounded in the science of learning and behavior. Behavior analysis helps us understand how behavior functions, how it is influenced by the environment, and how learning occurs. ABA therapy applies our knowledge of behavior to tackle real-life situations. Its aim is to promote positive behaviors and diminish harmful ones, which can hinder learning or lead to stigmatization and exclusion from peers.
behaviors are communicative and symptomatic of the disorders affecting a child.
a diagnosis does not define a child; nor dictate who they will become.
in the foundation of the family.
in a holistic approach to our therapeutic services advocating that one size does not fit all.
in developmentally appropriate and empirically-based interventions.
in an inclusive learning environment in the home, school, and community settings.
We’re here for you and delighted to help with any questions from parents, teachers, and professionals! If you can’t find what you’re looking for in our FAQs, please feel free to reach out to us directly – we’re always just a message away!
We do not diagnose, but please contact us for referral information for local diagnosticians!
We are thrilled to provide our independent speech services, either alone or alongside your child’s ABA program.
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