Autism Spectrum Disorder Links

AutismLyrics.com – A collection of lyrics and autism songs.

Autism Network for Dietary Intervention: Web site for Lisa Lewis and Karyn Seroussi, advocates of the GFCF diet.

AllergySuperStore.com: Gluten-free foods, allergy treatments and chemical-free personal care products.

Center on Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)

Center for Implementing Technology in Education (CITEd)

College Living Experience is a post-secondary program for students who require extra support with academic, social and independent living skills because of autism spectrum disorders or other special needs.

The Daniel Jordan Fiddle Foundation awards grants to programs for adolescents and adults with autism.

Examples of Materials That Can Be Adapted for Therapy (speech)

The Guide to Health Care Schools has a page of autism resources.

The Help Group, a nonprofit in California, has programs, services and schools for autism and special needs.

International Center for Autism Research and Education supports research and collaboration.

NaturalStore.com: Herbal remedies, vitamins and supplements.

Professional Development in Autism Center

Schaefer Autism Report publishes an email newsletter.

Select Autism Merchandise sells ID-related packs that include Medic Alert jewelry, window decal, tattoos, etc.

Sibshops programs offer support and events for siblings of children with disabilities.

Stress Free Kids - CDs and books to help children manage stress, anxiety and anger while building self-esteem and a more peaceful sleep, such as Indigo Dreams: Relaxation and Stress Management Bedtime Stories for Children.

Surfers Healing sponsors free surfing camps for kids with autism.

The Family Center on Technology and Disability

Unlocking Autism promotes awareness of autism, biomedical therapies and alternative treatments through emails, political advocacy, and a call center.

Value Health Card Inc.: Provides savings from 10 percent to 60 percent on dental, vision and drug costs, starting at $8.95 a month.

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