To maximize the vocational potential and quality of life of adult persons with disabilities or other barriers to employment, through the flexible integration of counseling, evaluation, life and work skills training, job placement, support services and employment in a therapeutic or community based remunerative work environment.

Private Practice Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy services. Specializes in the assessment/treatment of Pediatrics and developmental disabilities. Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, CP,

Independent living center serving youth and adults with all disabilities. Programs include housing search assistance, employment readiness training & search assistance,independent living skills training,advocacy, rampbuilding, ADA outreach, information and referral, American Sign Language Interpreter Service, and attendant care program. All services are free of charge except ASL for agencies.

The Story of Easter Seals

Easter Seals has been helping individuals with disabilities and special needs, and their families, live better lives for more than 80 years. Whether helping someone improve physical mobility, return to work or simply gain greater independence for everyday living, Easter Seals offers a variety of services to help people with disabilities address life's challenges and achieve personal goals.

To provide faculty, staff, students, and community members a learning experience about autism. To disseminate information on the various current intervention approaches in the treatment of autism, as well as note what interventions are currently being used by local families. To act as a resource for interventions that are not available in the community.

The purpose of the Developmental Disabilities Specialty speciality clinic is to provide services to the university and community and to provide speciality training opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students in psychology and other related service fields. Involved psychology graduate students are primarily enrolled in the clinical psychology master's program but may also be enrolled in the school psychology specialist degree program.

The Mission of the Kentucky Autism Training Center is to enhance supports for persons with autism by providing information and technical assistance to families and service providers across Kentucky.

Kentucky Autism Training Center (KATC) places emphasis on providing information and training on intervention strategies that are supported by research as being effective with individuals with autism spectrum disorders. As new needs are identified, the KATC will strive to meet these needs through collaboration and partnerships. In addition, the Center places emphasis on building performance-based program evaluation efforts at all levels of operation.

While the Kentucky Autism Training Center (KATC) does not provide direct clinical assessment or intervention services, all activities are designed to have a direct impact on the individual. In addition, KATC staff members work with other agencies to assist them in conducting assessments and providing direct intervention services to individuals.

I am a Senior Psychology Major who will go on to do a masters/doctorate work who provides ABA/VB in my home for 2-3 hours, offer social skills classes, educational workshops on natural environment training and aba/vb, will provide consultation for families that cannot afford a consultant - consultation is $20 an hour ABA/VB therapy is $15 an hour - contact me at kmbrlykoch@aol.com about social skills classes.

Autism support group for families in central Kentucky.

Board Certified Music Therapist with 10 years experiencewith chidlren on the Autism Spectrum, with RTT, and severe/profound and multiple disabilities ages 0-22. Independent Music Therapy evaluations are available. Inservices for educational and therapeutic staff are offered. Private and group sessions available. Sliding scale fee for sessions.

Our mission is to provide academic intervention to students from age 2 to adult. We individual programs and achieve our goals through services such as the Irlen Method, Interactive Metronome Therapy, and reading, writing and math programs. In addition, we provide psychological and educational evaluations and sensory profiles.

Adanta is dedicated to establishing and maintaining a standard of excellence in providing community behavioral health care to the citizens of the ten county Lake Cumberland area in order to enhance the quality of life for those in need of such care and the family members of those served.

VBC provides consultation, program supervision, and therapy to families, schools, and agencies regarding techniques and procedures guided by the science of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Verbal Behavior literature.

VBC currently serves clients throughout Kentucky, Cincinnati, Dayton, southern Indiana and the surrounding areas.