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www.musictherapy.org A music therapist can help to reach your child through music, and help them to express themselves. Click on the link for more information.  www.asha.org/findpro A speech therapist can help develop communication skills for your child. Click on this link to find a skilled therapist in your area. www.narha.org/centers/findcenter.asp Horses have an uncanny ability to connect with children with autism. Click on the link to locate a therapeutic horseback riding center in your area. www.autismone.org AutismOne Radio has programs that you can listen to online that are informative discuss current issues in Autism. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a special way to help children learn. This web site is a great place to start to learn about this very important method of teaching children with autism. Click on Applied Behavior Analysis to go to the site. PECS is a way of giving your non-verbal child a means of communicating his/her wants and needs, thereby empowering them, building vocabulary and communication skills. Click on PECS to go to the site now. This is a great resource for current info and locating an Autism Society in your area. Click Main Page to go to their main page (newsletter available!). Click here to find nearest Chapter. This site disseminates information and lists appropriate books on the subject. The site is based in Canada. Click here to go to their website. This site has a phenomenol listing of all the local resources in Ventura, CA, that this webmaster has accessed. I wish that he/she could make this list for each of us for our hometowns! Reading this list may give you some ideas of things you can do for your child. Click here to visit this website now. They also have a very informative newletter, "The Squeaky Wheel." CHILD FIRST, LLC is dedicated to assisting parents, caregivers and educators in teaching individuals with special needs. THE ABLE INDIVIDUAL video learning series was developed by a special needs teacher who found task analysis modeling instruction to be an integral part of teaching individuals in their daily activities. Click here to visit their website and get more information now. TAP The Autism Perspective is a magazine about options. TAP's mission statement includes educating its readership, providing balanced information on the myriad of therapies and treatments available, and providing an unbiased venue where all voices can be heard and stories shared. Click here to visit their website to get more information. This well-written and easy to understand book by Chantal Sicile-Kira is a complete guide to understanding Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, and other Autism Spectrum Disorders. This book won the Outstanding Literary Work of the Year Award for 2005 by the Autism Society of America. You can visit Chantal's website to learn more about her book by clicking here. Contact Name: Kathy Kelchner or Carolyn Garver Address: 10503 Metric Dr., Dallas, TX 75243 Country: USA Phone Number: 972-286-8808 or 972-644-2076 E-mail address: klkelch@aol.com Comments: The leadership meeting is for anyone interested in helping to revitalize the Dallas Chapter of the Autism Society of America. Parents and professionals are welcome. The meeting will begin at 6:00 p.m. and will end at 7:00p.m. when the first general meeting begins with our guest speaker Dr. Marilyn Monteiro. The meeting will take place at the Autism Treatment Center at 10503 Metric Dr. in Dallas. Aug. 7, 2005 A very effective method of getting non-verbal children to express themselves, this system was developed by Ms. Soma Mukhopadhyay to reach her autistic son. This method allows our children to learn typical academic information (for example: science, math, geography) without communicating verbally. You can learn more about the Rapid Prompting Method by click here. Auties.org is for people on the Autistic Spectrum who are ready to market their abilities directly to the public and for those interested in supporting these pioneers. Auties.org has two sides to it, the entrepreneurial/self-employment/work-seeking side, and the 'autie-friendly' establishments side where you can check out all kinds of places, spaces, faces and activities that are advertising themselves for one reason or another as 'autie-friendly'. Click here to visit the site. Facilitated Communication is a means of communicating non-verbally with a keyboard. This can allow your non-verbal child to express him/herself with a typewriter or computer. Click here to see the results of facilitated communication by reading a letter by Sue Rubin, who attended college after using facilitated communication to express herself. For a more complete description, click here. The Most Comprehensive and Most Read Autism Publication - No Cost! We monitor all the major news sources, web sites and the latest research for important and practical news and developments with a balanced, no-spin presentation - sent out to your email account with only one digest posting per day. No overstuffing your email box! The Autism Calendar of Events, the most complete, up-to-date listing, is emailed the first of the month. Check it out now! Click here to go to the web site for more information. Click here to go to the Behavior Analysis Certification Board (BACB) to find certified ABA therapists in your area. Click on the link "Certificant Registry" on the left side of the page to go to their search site to enter your state or zip code to begin your search. Click here to learn about Relationship Development Intervention. This web site does not give much information about what RDI is, but we have our feelers out, and will be adding a synopsis of this method here very shortly. The mission of this website is to devise and implement individualized, ethical, evidence-based, behavioral treatments and provide educational resources for children diagnosed with Autism, Down Syndrome and other Developmental Disabilities. Click here to visit their site. | Return Home | Parents | Tutor Educator | Educational Institution (Schools) | Contact Us | Links | Registration Page | Sponsor and Partnership Opportunity | Log in, Log Out | Autism Organizations and Seminars | |
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