Autism Resources
100 Day Kit
A tool kit to assist families in getting the critical information they need in the first 100 days after an autism diagnosis.
American Academy of Pediatrics
This is a comprehensive Autism resources page.
ASD from A to Z
This informative website offers information in both English and Spanish. Now available - Los Trastornos del Espectro de Autismo de la A a al Z, a comprehensive book in Spanish that explain the essential information parents and professionals need to understand to help their child. Find out more information about ordering this book and other resources online.
Association for Science in Autism Treatment
This site provides a good overview of common treatment methodologies for individuals with autism. By clicking on Autism resources you can access the ASAT newsletter and their library of articles on various autism related topics.
Autism Internet Modules (AIM)
The Ohio Center for Autism and Low Incidence (OCALI) is in the process of developing AIM in partnership with the Autism Society of America (ASA), the Nebraska Autism Spectrum Disorders Network, The National Professional Development Center on Autism Spectrum Disorders, and Geneva Centre for Autism, Toronto, Canada. In addition, Arizona Department of Education, the Indiana Resource Center for Autism, and the University of Miami Center for Autism and Related Disorders are collaborating on content development for the AIM project.
The AIM project will develop a series of 60 modules by the time the project is complete on topics including assessment and identification, characteristics, evidence-based practices and interventions, transition to adulthood, and employment. Module authors include experts on ASD from across the nation. The AIM platform was designed and built by OCALI staff with components consistent with research on how adults learn. Information is presented at a universal reading level with activities providing support to those with introductory or advanced knowledge on ASD.
Autism One
An organization started by parents focused on education, advocacy, and fundraising. They offer AutismOne Radio and host an annual conference.
Autism Society of America
This website provides a good overview of autism and also has a good on-line introductory course for parents or professionals.
Autism Speaks
A new initiative devoted to educating the public about autism, facilitating and funding research, motivating private and governmental resources, and, ultimately, helping to find a cure for autism.
Autism Treatment Network
An organization of physicians, researchers, and parents aimed at developing a "gold standard" approach for diagnosing and treating individuals with autism.
Center for Autism and Related Disabilities Fact Sheet
Choosing Professionals and Coordinating Services (University of South Florida)
Center for the Study of Autism
Child Development Institute
The Child Development Institute provides information on child development and specific childhood disorders. This link will take you directly to their page on Current Research on Autism.
Child NETT.tv
This website is designed for families, clinicians, and educators and funded through the Dan Marino Foundation. The site provides internet connections to information related to autism and other neurological disorders.
Division TEACCH: Treatment and Education of Autistic and Related Communication Handicapped Children
Exploring Autism
This site is designed to promote genomic literacy among families with a history of autism spectrum disorders so they better understand the genetic components of autism, the latest genetic research advances and the potential implications of those advances.
Families for Early Autism Treatment
FEAT is a non-profit organization of parents, educators, and other professionals dedicated to providing world-class Education, Advocacy and Support for the Northern California Autism Community. See website for links to other FEAT websites.
Healing Thresholds
This site provides easy to read information on research and is a great way to stay updated on the most recent research in the field of autism. They provide parent-friendly summaries of research and an e-newsletter with weekly updates.
Interactive Autism Network (IAN)
IAN, the Interactive Autism Network, was established in January 2006 at Kennedy Krieger Institute and is funded by a grant from Autism Speaks. IAN's goal is to facilitate research that will lead to advancements in understanding and treating autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). To accomplish this goal, we created the IAN Community and IAN Research.
Interactive Autism Network (IAN) Stats
The Interactive Autism Network is a web project of Kennedy Krieger Institute Sponsored by Autism Speaks. On this site there are tools that compare diagnostic patterns, gender, and autism treatment expenditures in a selected state to those of the United States as a whole. Information is based on IAN Research data.
LoveToKnow Autism
LoveToKnow Autism is dedicated to providing current information, resources and support for people touched by autism disorders. Information about pervasive disorders is continuallly emerging and LoveToKnow Autism strives to provide the latest developments.
Manitas por Autismo
Spanish Website about Autism
Medline Plus Health Information
This site provides links to information related to research, treatment, and other issues about autism.
National Autism Association
This site offers information, research and support regarding the numerous theories on the cause of autism and the diverse treatments available in biomedical, educational, therapeutic, and dietary fields.
As a member of My Autism Network, you will have access to exclusive, real world how-to guides, research briefs, video tutorials, audio newsletters and much more related to helping your child learn valuable life skills and build your own Autism Network of health professionals, educators, therapists and more. In addition, you will have the opportunity to communicate with Autism Experts, fellow parents and healthcare professionals in our Member's Only Forum.
National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities
Autism Resource Page
National Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center (NECTAS): Autism Information
NECTAS serves to improve systems that provide services for children with disabilities from birth through age five by providing technical assistance and training. This page provides links to resources and publications on autism.
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development - Autism Resource Page
Organization for Autism Research
Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Positive Behavior Support
This center is a national research and training effort for the purpose of developing and disseminating effective, practical, and empirically validated procedures for improving support for individuals with disabilities and problem behavior.
Talk About Curing Autism
A website that provides information and resources regarding interventions and supports. Provides information about gluten-free/casein-free diets, including recipes.
Talk Autism
This is a site sharing knowledge, information and assistance. Databases contain up-to-date resources, and they are developing new interactive communication technologies like Expert Find, Virtual Speaker, and Help Wanted.
The Gray Center for Social Learning and Understanding
This site provides information about Social Stories and helpful information about autism.
The Organization for Autism Research
A parent-led organization that aims to answer questions that other parents, families, individuals with autism, teachers and caregivers confront daily. The site includes a comprehensive Parent's Guide to Research.
Untangle Autism
A website created by parents that has some great basic information, particularly if your child was recently diagnosed.