I am an experienced ABA therapist/lead therapist who would like to find a family to work with.

North Shore Pediatric Therapy is a multidisciplinary clinic dedicated to consultation of treatment, providing the highest quality services to children and families. Our professionals include occupational (S.I),speech and physical therapists, ABA therapists using DT and VB, extenders of RDI and Floortime, Nutritionists, and social workers. We do individual and group sessions. We also have summer camp and intensive handwriting and bike riding programs. Deborah Michael, MSOTR, Director, also sits on the professional advisory commitee of the autism society of Illinois. She is an active member of the professional community focusing a large part of their careers on children with autism spectrum disorders. She is also certified in sensory integration (SIPT)as are her therapists. All of therapy is private, and we will help parents bill insurance.

National & International Services Available Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Master in Early Childhood Special Education, M.S.Ed. Illinois Early Intervention Credentialed: Developmental Therapist State of Illinois Type 09, Secondary State of Illinois Special Ed. approval, LD and Learning Behavior Specialist I Indiana Autism/DD Waiver Level 2 Behavior Support provider, with Level 1 supervision Behavior Analysis Society of Illinois, President We provide specialized consultation services based on educational programs using the ABLLS, and expanding skills to include integration into the typical classroom. Individualized programs are developed in order to maximize each child's learning. We provide home-based consultations, and continued supervision of your child's program, including parent and therapist training. Programming is focused on: -Verbal Behavior -Natural Environment Training -Discrete Trial Training -Errorless Learning -RDI Program Integration

A full service state approved Theraputic Intervention Agency specializing in children and adults with Autism.

The mission of Advocates United is to work together for quality life choices for all people with disabilities.

AHA is dedicated to the advancement of the education and general welfare of children with hyperlexia. We advocate and encourage research related to hyperlexia and seek to assist families of children with hyperlexia in accessing appropriate services.

Family and professional resource center

ARC Community Support Systems offers an Early Intervention program for children ages birth to three with developmental delays or disabilities. Their services include developmental assessments, parent training, play groups, and other support services. They provide a parent education program to families living in Jasper County with a child under age five who are experiencing circumstances that may affect their child’s success. Their Family Matters Program offers family support services to families who have a child with special needs in a twenty-six county area of central and southern Illinois. Families receive help with locating and obtaining needed services such as educational, financial assistance, vocational opportunities, respite, leisure, counseling, family support groups, therapeutic services, and advocacy. Additionally, they have an in-home respite program for families in Richland County.

The Arc of Illinois is committed to empowering persons with disabilities to achieve full participation in community life through informed choices.

Attune is a private practice committed to providing individually tailored occupational and speech therapy to children with developmental challenges. Attune’s clinical practice includes specialized training in: • Floor-Time • DIR ® Model • Sensory Integration • Therapeutic Listening • SAMONAS Sound Therapy • Interactive Metronome • Visual-Spatial techniques • Grapho-Motor techniques • Oral-Motor techniques

We are an after school program providing family group therapies (play, music, motor skills, language, academics in motion), Adapted piano lessons, Social Club (ages 10-18), individual academic tutoring program and computer learning, consultation, training, monthly mini-lecture series, Sibshops, etc.

We believe in the importance of fostering a strong connection between family and community. We embrace the philosophy that inclusion of all residents in the rich fabric of community life, events and programs enhances the quality of life for everyone. Those of us who have loved ones with Autism Spectrum Disorder often want to access and participate in community activities, but are faced with a unique set of challenges in our attempts to do so. We believe that most obstacles can be overcome and barriers broken down when neighbors work with neighbors to strengthen our communities.

Monthy In person meetings - sharing information - and an online support group for parents and professionals

Illinois Curing Autism through Research and Education (I-CARE), has teamed up with the Good Shepherd Center to open the Autism Resource Center. Their joint mission is to supply resources, training and referrals for families with a child or adult diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. By providing empowerment through knowledge and awareness of available support, they hope to assist in making decisions for the betterment of home, family and community

We have a certified RDI consultant on staff who provides family -centered services to individuals with autism and their familiy. The additional supports offered are ABA, TEACCH, PECS, sensory integration, behavior modification, and early intevention.

The Central Illinois Chapter of the Autism Society of America strives to improve the lives of all our community affected by Autism by providing resources, educational opportunities, and social activities as well as emotional and financial support. Coverage area is approximately 60 miles around Springfield.

To promote through advocacy, public awareness, education and research, lifelong access and opportunities for persons within the autism spectrum disorder and their families in order that they may be fully included, participating members of their communities.

To promote through advocacy, public awareness, education and research, lifelong access and opportunities for persons within the autism spectrum disorder and their families in order that they may be fully included, participating members of their communities.

The Chicago Southside Autism Support Group is a parent support organization. The mission of CSASG is to provide support and information for families and children with autism. Our group is committed to increasing awareness and improving the quality of life for our children. We welcome you to attend our meetings.