Community Resources

• Autism Parenting Magazine – Autism Parenting Magazine is the leading magazine for parents of children with autism as well as professionals seeking to work with children on the spectrum.
• Autism-society– Website created to increase public awareness about the day to day issues faced by people on the spectrum and providing the latest information regarding treatment, education, research, and advocacy.
• CHADD- Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit Disorder – The nations leading nonprofit organization that provides education, advocacy, and support for individuals and families affected by AD/HD.
• Childcareland.com – Created by pre-k teacher Shelley Lovett for anyone who works with children on a daily basis. This site features developmentally appropriate hands on learning activities for Pre-K – Kindergarten aged children.
• Childrenssafetynetwork.org – – The Children’s Safety Network (CSN) is a national resource center for the prevention of childhood injuries, violence, and illness offering expertise on a wide range of injury topics.
• Creativecurriculum.net – Mission to enhance the quality of early childhood programs by offering practical, innovative, and developmentally appropriate curriculum and assessment materials (REGISTER).
• Healthline.com/health/autism – This fast-growing health information site is aimed at helping people in their pursuit of health and wellbeing.
• Interactive Planner for Caregivers – Resource created to help assist caregivers & families with planning and recording their special needs child’s daily schedule. Features allow users to record medication prescribed, meals, emergency contacts, games, and other daily routines.
• Lifeprint.com – A free resource for American Sign Language students and teachers with categories in learning such as: visual, spatial, math, intellectual, stress and response.
• Medicalnewstoday.com – The latest Autism News articles published daily
• Safekids.org – Brings injury prevention directly to kids and their families through online programs, hands-on-education, research and statistics, and public policy.
• Vitallinks.net – ATOA- approved provider of continuing education opportunities that incorporate Theraputic Listening, vestibular rehabilitation, and core development. Courses are also provided to keep participants up to date on current advancements in the field.
• JJ’s List–  Over 400 reviews of businesses of service to those with disabilities. Works on bringing people with disabilities and business together for the benefit of both. Committed to help improve long term economic and social features of people with disabilities.