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

We provide professional advocacy and legal services regarding special education for students with disabilities including the autism spectrum.

Special Education Attorney with 45 years experience and Child Advocates who advise and assist families with disability issues involving Schools , Department of Human Services, and Social Security. Represents families in all areas of disability/education law, including : IEPs; Due Process Hearings: 504 Issues; Behavioral problems; and Social Security. Can also provide research assistance through through access to the Special Education Connection (IDLER)facilities.

Special Education/Disability Attorney with 45 years experience. Founder of Disability Advocates of Oklahoma, PLLC.

Attorney Who Represents Parents of Children with Disabilities.

Attorney Who Represents Parents of Children with Disabilities.

Attorney Who Represents Parents of Children with Disabilities.

The ODLC mission reflects the belief that people with disabilities are entitled to equal rights and to equally effective access to the same opportunities as are afforded to other members of society.

The Mission of the Oklahoma Disability Law Center, Inc. is to protect, promote and expand the rights of people with disabilities.

The Special Needs Alliance, or SNA , is a network of America's leading Disability and Public Benefits lawyers. SNA member lawyers work to secure Medicaid and other public benefits for disabled individuals of all ages. We help plan for the future care and financial security of special needs children and anyone permanently disabled as the result of personal injury or medical malpractice by tailoring estate plans that protect and maximize life savings. Our national scope also ensures you'll work with your nearest SNA lawyer who is well versed in the specific laws and public benefits eligibility requirements in your state.

Providing legal services to parents and students in all aspects of education, including IEPs, IDEA, Section 504, ADA, Title IX, civil rights and due process. Free initial consultation.

The Tulsa Autism Foundation is proud to be part of the Tulsa Community Foundation, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. The Tulsa Autism Foundation opened its doors in 2005, with the mission of meeting the needs of individuals and families affected by autism and related neurological disorders, to improve quality of life. The Tulsa Autism Foundation focuses on providing programming that supports its mission in a variety of ways, including community awareness and outreach, early screening and intervention, safety, parent and professional information and training as well as family support and on-site resources.