RESOURCES

Eric Chessen, M.S. created the PAC Profile out of necessity. Only through assessing physical, adaptive, and cognitive skills can we develop truly meaningful, effective fitness and adapted PE programs.  

Fitness is a life skill. When we prioritize exercise, we can build skills that enhance independence and quality of life.  

Whether you are a parent or professional, He wants to help you achieve your goals so you can achieve their goals.

​Autism Health is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating individuals, families, and communities about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Autism Health provides educational programs, workshops, events and resources tailored to meet the diverse needs of those affected by autism and other neurological disorders.

Helps solution-oriented parents of autistic children gain the confidence and inner strength to navigate challenges, promote extraordinary growth, and connect more deeply with their children.

Find support, expertise, and community on your Autism parenting journey

• Expert advice from our team of respected professionals.

• Solutions for dealing with sensory issues.

• Advice for handling transitions.

• Therapies to help develop your child's potential.

• The latest news and research that can help your family.

• Real life stories by parents of children on the spectrum as well as by adults with autism to guide, inspire and provide everyday support

Since 1965, the Autism Society of America, and our affiliate network, connects people to the resources they need through education, advocacy, resources, and community programming.

Autism Speaks is dedicated to creating an inclusive world for all individuals with autism throughout their lifespan. They do this through advocacy, services, support, research and innovation, and advances in care for autistic individuals and their families.

This is a great blog! Discover the best states for autism advocacy and resources! Find support and services that make a difference for your loved ones.

Cerebral palsy often coexists with other conditions that can affect a child’s quality of life. Some of these conditions are related to cerebral palsy, while others are unrelated, but commonly co-occur with cerebral palsy.

It is our mission to create an easy-to-use, informative website that provides solutions for families. It is our hope that Cerebral Palsy Guide can help parents of children with cerebral palsy find peace, healing, and happiness.

These exceptional family and child coaching sessions are for parents and caregivers who know more is possible for their children and are looking for someone who will recognize and acknowledge the gift their child is to the world and use their magic and difference  to catapult their success and increase their happiness while joyfully collaborating with the family, connecting the dots for them and looking out for the entire family's well-being through an empowering, caring and personalized program of comprehensive and holistic sessions integrating evidence-based practices, multi-sensory supports, dynamic energetic tools and easy-to-implement exercises so that they feel like they can be effective life-long advocates for their child to have lives beyond what has been projected and expected of them.

Find national organizations offering local assistance, as well as your local autism council/committee and state health agency, to learn how to be involved and what resources and services are available.

HELPING PARENTS OF KIDS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS 

Get In Tune with themselves, create harmony at home and ignite their child’s potential.

At Moving and Grooving Physical Therapy, we take the pressure off of you as parents and alleviate your mom guilt. We understand how stressful it can be when your child isn’t meeting their milestones. From the moment your baby tries to hold their head up to taking their first steps to riding a bike, we want to be there to help make it all happen! Our mission is to help them meet their milestones, one day at a time.

Penny Panda isn't just any stuffed animal, she's a special companion crafted to aid children navigating through complex emotions. With Penny by their side, kids not only learn to recognize their feelings but also delve into the root causes behind them.

Embracing a growth mindset and igniting curiosity, Penny lays the groundwork for essential social-emotional learning and development.

INDIVIDUALS WITH AUTISM MAY PRESENT OR COMMUNICATE DIFFERENTLY IN DISTRESSING SITUATIONS.

That’s why through their specialized training programs and resources, their aim is to enhance the understanding of autism, promote empathy, and create safer encounters for both individuals on the spectrum and the first responders who serve them.

Raising Special Kids exists to improve the lives of children with the full range of disabilities, from birth to age 26, by providing support, training, information and individual assistance so families can become effective advocates for their children.

Established in 1997, Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC) is an internationally recognized nonprofit that conducts innovative research, provides evidence-based practices, disseminates effective training and builds inclusive communities for individuals with autism and their families. SARRC is dedicated to autism research, education, evidence-based treatment, and community outreach.

Our mission is to get to know and understand your needs, wants, and long-term goals. We want to help you develop, implement, and monitor a strategy that’s designed to address your individual situation.

We understand the challenges families face today.

From managing debt to saving for college to retirement, these personal finance challenges can be overwhelming. Our commitment is to utilize all of our resources to help you pursue your goals.

We believe in thinking “out of the box” and we are not afraid to challenge conventional wisdom in our approach to investing and preserving wealth. All of our energy, commitment, and efforts are focused on you, the client, and your satisfaction.

Christopher Scott Wyatt became an autistic self-advocate out of necessity. His parents had advocated for his educational rights throughout his childhood, a responsibility that he assumed during college. The Autistic Me blog was launched in January 2007 when Scott began working on behalf of others with special needs.

When speaking or writing about autism, Scott’s primary qualification is that he is an individual diagnosed as autistic. He also has physical challenges, giving him unique insights into the experiences of students with special needs.

Tracy Slepcevic is an Author, Certified Integrative Health Coach, Keynote Speaker, US Air Force Veteran, and the founder of Pur Health, LLC.

She is educated in the field of Complementary and Alternative Medicine and has dedicated over 14 years to researching various treatments and therapies for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Over the years, she has worked with various doctors, scientists, advocates, and researchers, and she has made it her mission to educate families on the importance of living a healthy lifestyle.