Autism Center
Patient and Family Resources
We want you to have all the information you and your child need to understand your child’s condition and to participate in treatment. This page provides links to resources that we hope will be helpful. The resources below were created or curated by Seattle Children’s.
Resources at Seattle Children’s
- What to expect at Seattle Children's Autism Center
- Transportation and lodging
- Paying for care
- Interpreter Services
Answers to Common Questions About Autism
- The Autism Blog This nationally recognized blog is a resource on the constantly evolving world of autism spectrum disorder. It is written by experts at Seattle Children’s and gives you an opportunity to comment on and engage with our posts.
- Autism 101 This free, 90-minute lecture is offered quarterly by Seattle Children’s for families of children recently diagnosed with autism.
- Autism 200 This is a series of 90-minute classes for parents and caregivers of individuals with autism who wish to better understand autism. You can watch past presentations online. Topics cover early intervention through adulthood. Created by Seattle Children’s.
The following resources were created by Autism Speaks, an advocacy organization dedicated to promoting solutions for individuals with autism and their families, across the spectrum and throughout the life span:
- What is autism? (Spanish)
- What are the early signs of autism? (Spanish)
- What causes autism? (Spanish)
- When should my child be evaluated for autism? (Spanish)
- Autism Spectrum Disorder Fact Sheet (PDF) Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles (available in many languages)
- What is autism? Autism Navigator
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- Autism and the coronavirus pandemic Spectrum
- COVID Information and Support Informing Families
- COVID-19 (coronavirus) information and resources (multiple languages) Autism Speaks
- COVID-19 Toolkit The Autism Society
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- Common Parental Concerns American Academy of Pediatrics
- Beyond the Autism/Vaccine Hypothesis: What Parents Need to Know about Autism Research Autism Science Foundation
- Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Measles Facts (multiple languages) Public Health – Seattle & King County
- Discussing Vaccines with Spanish-Speaking Patients (PDF)
What to Do While Waiting for an Autism Evaluation
- What to Do While Waiting for a Seattle Children's Autism Center Appointment (PDF) (Spanish) (Somali) (Vietnamese)
- First Concerns Toolkit Autism Speaks
If you have concerns about how your child is communicating, interacting or behaving, this toolkit will help you. - Five Things to Do While Waiting for an Autism Evaluation (Spanish) Autism Speaks
- For a list of agencies and providers who do autism evaluations, email autismresources@seattlechildrens.org.
How to Get Early Intervention Services
Children with developmental delays may qualify for early intervention services even before they have an evaluation or get a diagnosis.
- Early intervention and educational services for children birth to 3 years of age Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families
- Early intervention for children over 3 years of age Contact your local school district for information about services for children with special needs.
Other options for getting your child evaluated:
- Ask your insurance company or medical provider for names of providers who can evaluate your child.
- Washington State Health Care Authority Centers of Excellence
- Seattle Children’s Autism Research Division
Call 206-987-7917 or email SCACstudies@seattlechildrens.org. - University of Washington Research
Call 877-408-8922.
Getting Started After an Autism Diagnosis
If you have a confirmed autism diagnosis, bring the evaluation report to your primary care provider as a guide for ongoing treatment recommendations. Use the resources below as guidance after your child has been diagnosed with autism.
- Don't Google the Word Autism The Autism Blog at Seattle Children’s
- First 100 Days Kit (Ages 4 and Under) (Spanish) Autism Speaks
- First 100 Days Kit (Ages 5 to 13) (Spanish) Autism Speaks
- My Autism and Me Rosie shares what it's like to be autistic (Video: 14:21)
- Sharing Your Child’s New Diagnosis with School (Somali) (Spanish) Washington State Office of the Education Ombuds
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- Autism 101 Free 90-minute lecture offered quarterly for families of children recently diagnosed with autism.
- Autism 200 Series of 90-minute classes for parents and caregivers of individuals with autism who wish to better understand the condition. You can watch past presentations online. Topics cover early intervention through adulthood. Created by Seattle Children’s.
- Autism: First Steps Class for current patients of Seattle Children’s Autism Center. Please talk to your Autism Center provider for more information.
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- The Arc of King County
- The Arc of Washington
- The Autism Outreach Project Northwest Autism Center Autism Society of Washington
- Autism Speaks
- Autistic Self-Advocacy
- Behavioral health organizations (Medicaid mental health services)
- Ben’s Fund (Washington state only)
- The Fathers Network
- Informing Families National Autism Association
- The National Council on Severe Autism
- Open Doors for Multicultural Families
- Research Autism
- Parent to Parent (P2P) Support Programs of Washington State
- Washington Autism Alliance and Advocacy
- Washington State Medical Home Provider Directory
Living With Autism
Autism 200 is a series of 90-minute classes for parents and caregivers of individuals with autism who wish to better understand the condition. You can watch past presentations online. Topics cover early intervention through adulthood. Created by Seattle Children’s.
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If you have private (commercial) insurance, call your insurance provider to confirm ABA is covered and to request a list of ABA providers contracted with the plan. If your plan does not cover ABA, contact Washington Autism Advocacy. If you have Medicaid (state insurance) see the handouts below titled: How to Access ABA Medicaid and Medicaid-enrolled clients seeking ABA services Healthcare Authority. If your insurance plan does not cover ABA or you have difficulty navigating ABA services, contact Washington Autism Advocacy.
- ABA advocacy if denied by insurance Washington Autism Alliance & Advocacy (WAAA)
- Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) How to Access Medicaid ABA (PDF) (Amharic) (Somali) (Spanish) (Vietnamese)
- Applied Behavior Analysis: A Parent’s Guide Autism Speaks
- Applied Behavior Analysis, Health Care Authority Medicaid
- Medicaid-enrolled clients seeking ABA services Healthcare Authority
- Tips for Choosing an ABA Provider Indiana Resource Center for Autism
- What is ABA? toolkit Autism Speaks
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- The Arc of King County
- The Arc of Washington
- The Autism Outreach Project Northwest Autism Center
- Autism Society of Washington
- Autism Speaks
- Autistic Self-Advocacy
- Behavioral health organizations (Medicaid mental health services)
- Ben’s Fund (Washington state only) Families for Effective Autism Treatment
- The Fathers Network
- Informing Families
- Open Doors for Multicultural Families
- Organization for Autism Research
- Parent to Parent (P2P) Support Programs of Washington State Arc of Washington
- National Autism Association
- The National Council on Severe Autism
- Washington Autism Alliance and Advocacy
- Washington State Medical Home Provider Directory
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Behavioral health organizations
Behavioral health organizations (BHOs) serve children and adults enrolled in Medicaid who need mental health services. BHOs coordinate mental health services through contracts with community mental health agencies in their area.
- BHO contact information by county (PDF)
- BHOs (PDF) Informing Families
- If you have trouble accessing BHO services for your child with autism, contact the BHO Ombuds or submit your compliant.
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- Bullying Toolkit Autism Speaks
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Books
You can find many of these books at your local library or bookstore, or online.
- The Explosive Child: A New Approach for Understanding and Parenting Easily Frustrated, Chronically Inflexible Children by Ross W. Greene
- The Incredible Years by Carolyn Webster-Stratton
- Parenting with Positive Behavior Support: A Practical Guide to Solving Your Child’s Behavior by Meme Hieneman, Karen Childs and Jane Sergay
- No More Meltdowns: Positive Strategies for Managing and Preventing Out-Of-Control Behavior by Jed Baker
- Optimistic Parenting: Hope and Help for You and Your Challenging Child by Mark Durand
The link to online ordering is provided for convenience and does not imply endorsement by Seattle Children’s.
Videos
- Autism 200: Use of Applied Behavior Analysis to Assess and Treat Disruptive Behavior with Eric Boleter (Video: 1:27:46)
- Autism 200: Addressing Challenging Behaviors Strategies for Families with Nancy Rosenberg (Video: 2:10:29)
- Autism 204: Parent Training to Address Problem Behavior of Youth With Autism Spectrum Disorder (2017) with Karen Bearss (Video: 1:46:09)
External links
- The Autism Blog: COVID-19 – Unpredictability Triggers Challenging Behaviors by Erin Bassett and Katrina Davis
- Autism Research Institute: Assessing and Treating Challenging Behaviors by Lauren Moskowitz
- Challenging Behavior Information (Spanish) Autism Speaks
- Functions of Behavior Educate Autism
- Guide to in-home behavior supports The Arc of King County
- Parent Training Program Incredible Years
- Challenging Behaviors Interactive Autism Network
- Making Homes that Work for Individuals with Challenging Behaviors New York State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities
- Managing Severe Challenging Behavior in the Home during the COVID-19 Crisis
- The National Council on Severe Autism
- Reducing Escape-Maintained Challenging Behavior in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder through Visual Activity Schedule and Instructional Choice
- Social Thinking
- What Leads to Severe Behaviors in Autism?
- The Zones of Regulation
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- Child Care Options for Children with Autism (PDF)
- Lifespan Respite
- Respite Resource Guide The Arc of King County
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- Autism Health Education Classes (PDF)
- Constipation and Soiling (PDF) (Spanish)
- Constipation: Frequently Asked Questions (PDF)
- Constipation and Encopresis Children’s Hospital Colorado (Video: 5:46)
- High-Fiber Foods (PDF) (Spanish)
- Natural Laxative Recipes (PDF) (Spanish)
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- Center for Pediatric Dentistry
- Dental Toolkit Autism Speaks
- Dental Care for Children with Special Needs
- Dental Education in the Care of Persons with Disabilities (DECOD) University of Washington School of Dentistry
- Dental Health Guidance for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Center for Pediatric Dentistry
- My Visit to the Dentist Social Story (PDF)
- Oral Health Resources Medical Home
- Oral Hygiene Tips for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder National Museum of Dentistry
- A Trip to the Dentist-Center for Pediatric Dentistry (Video: 1:46)
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- Paying for Diapers with Apple Health (Spanish) Whatcom Taking Action
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- Disabled Parking Permit Application Department of Licensing
- Teens with Autism and Driving The Autism Blog at Seattle Children’s
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- Education and Autism Autism Speaks
- Getting Started with Disability Supports at School (Spanish) (Somali) Early Intervention and Education Resources Intellectual Disabilities (Spanish) NICHCY
- Learning Disabilities (Spanish) NICHCY
- Office of the Education Ombuds
- Partnerships for Action, Voices for Empowerment (PAVE) (Multiple Languages)
- Preparing for School Meetings The Arc of King County
- School and Education Resources (PDF)
- Sharing Your Child’s New Diagnosis with School (Somali) (Spanish) Washington State Office of Education Ombuds
- Special Education Child Find Seattle Schools
- Special Education Links and Resources Washington State Office of Education Ombuds
- Special Education Resource Guide The Arc of King County
- Washington Homeschool Organization
- Washington Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI)
- Wrights Law Information about special education law, education law and advocacy for children with disabilities
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- Benefits of Exercise Autism Speaks
- The Challenge of Physical Fitness for People with Autism Interactive Autism Network
- The Correlation Between Physical Activity & Autism in Children Autism Care Today
- Finding the Best Exercise to Fight Obesity with Autism Autism Parenting Magazine
- Fitness and Autism Research Autism
- How to Create Exercise Programs for the ASD Population Autism Society
- How to Stop a Teen’s Progression from Chubby to Obese Autism Speaks
- Physical Fitness Autism Speaks
- Weighing Up Autism’s Obesity Crisis Spectrum News
Local programs offering fitness opportunities:
- Healthy athletes educational resources Special Olympics
- Outdoors for All
- Parks and Recreation Specialized Programs. Contact your county agency for other fitness opportunities
- Special Olympics Washington State
- Tennis Center at Sand Point - Seattle, WA ACEing Autism
- TOPSoccer Washington Youth Soccer
- We Rock the Spectrum
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- Autism 202: Autism and Genetics - What Parents Should Know (2017) (Video: 1:32:39)
- Research Autism Speaks
- Chromosome SNP Array Tests (PDF)
- Genetic Testing and How Genes Affect Health (PDF)
- How to Help Your Child Get Their Blood Drawn (PDF)
- Insurance Coverage for Genetic Testing (PDF)
- Organization for Autism Research
- Research-Based Genetic Testing for Autism SPARK for Autism (Video: 56:39)
- What Causes Autism? Researchers ID 102 Genes Linked to Condition Healthline
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- ADHD Autism Health Education Classes (PDF)
- Autism and Anxiety Autism Speaks
- Autism and Depression Autism Speaks
- Autism and Mental Health Autism Speaks
- Behavioral Health Organizations Informing Families
- Depression: Facts for Families (PDF) Mental Health and Autism Society of America (Spanish)
- Mental Health Therapy: Child and Family Therapy Options For Your Child With Autism (PDF)
- Psychologists and Therapists Specializing in Autism-Related Disorders (PDF)
- Autism 202 Recognizing and Treating Trauma in Children with Molly Cevasco (Video: 1:36:36)
- Washington’s Mental Health Referral Service for Children and Teens
- Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe)
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- Occupational Therapy and Autism Autism Speaks
- What Is Occupational Therapy? Autism Speaks
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- A list of summer and day camps for the autism community (PDF)
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- 10 Facts Law Enforcement Need to Know When Interacting with People with IDD (PDF) The Arc
- Collaboration Toolkits for Providers, Parents and Teachers About Wandering AWAARE
- Emergency Information Form for Children with Special Needs (DOC)
- A Guide to Safety Organization for Autism Research (OAR)
- Helping Your Child Take Medicine: Tips and Tricks (PDF) (Russian)(Spanish)
- Interacting with Law Enforcement Autism Speaks
- Prepare Yourself: Disaster Readiness Tips for People with Developmental or Cognitive Disabilities Autism Society of Washington
- Safety Videos for Children with Special Needs Safe Kids
- Smart 911
- Think Autism Safety
- Wandering Information National Autism Association
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- A Call for Compassion/Mindfulness The Autism Blog, Seattle Children’s
- A Parent’s Guide to Self-Care Autism Speaks
- Autism Moms and Stress Disability Scoop
- Autism support groups. For a list of in-person parent support groups in your area, email AutismResources@seattlechildrens.org, contact your local Arc, or find your local Parent2Parent program.
- Emotional Support Center for Children with Special Needs
- Fathers Network
- My Child Has Autism Wallet Cards
- Parent to Parent (P2P) Support Programs of Washington State Arc of Washington
- Stress Management: Before It Gets to Be Too Much (PDF) (Russian) (Spanish) (Vietnamese)
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- Autistic Self-care/Asperger’s Research Autism
- Life Skills Autism Speaks
- Steps to Independence: Teaching Everyday Children by Bruce L. Baker and Alan J. Brightman
- Taking Care of Myself: A Hygiene, Puberty and Personal Curriculum for Young People with Autism by Mary Wrobel
- Girls Growing Up on the Autism Spectrum: What Parents and Professionals Should Know About the Pre-Teen and Teenage Years by Shana Nichols
- Personal Hygiene? What's that Got to Do with Me? by Pat Crissey
- Autism 206: Transition to Adulthood – “My Physical Body and Mind Started Shutting Down”: Autistic Burnout and the Costs of Coping and Passing (Need Facebook account to access) (Video: 1:36:41)
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- The Healthy Bodies Toolkit (Spanish) Vanderbilt Kennedy Center
- Healthy Relationships and Gender The Arc of King County
- Healthy Relationships Program Arc of King County
- Helping Your Child Through Puberty Autism Speaks
- Internet Safety Model during COVID The Arc of King County
- Internet Safety Guide for the parents and caregivers
- Internet Safety Guide for persons with developmental disability
- Puberty and Sexuality Education Resources for Youth with Autism (PDF)
- Puberty and Sexuality: Health Needs for Young Adults Autism Speaks
- Sex Education and Puberty National Autistic Society
- Sexuality and People With Disabilities Arc of Spokane
- Social Stories on Appropriate Behaviors Living Well with Autism
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- Nick Has Autism Teaches children about autism (Video: 2:52)
- Brothers, Sisters, and Autism: A Parent’s Guide to Supporting Siblings Research Autism
- Sibling Support Project
- SibShops at Seattle Children’s
- Teenage Siblings Guide: Life as an Autism Sibling: A Guide for Teens Research Autism
- What’s Up with Nick? Teaches about autism for children and teens (PDF) Research Autism
- Young Siblings Guide: Autism, My Sibling, and Me Research Autism
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- Autism Health Education Classes including sleep concerns (PDF)
- Bedtime Problems (PDF) (Spanish)
- Bruxism (Teeth grinding) (PDF) (Spanish)
- Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome (PDF) (Spanish)
- Head Banging and Body Rocking (PDF) (Spanish)
- Helping Your Overly or Under-Sensory Responsive Child Get to Sleep (PDF) (Spanish)
- Melatonin for Sleep (PDF) (Spanish)
- Nightwakings (PDF) (Spanish)
- Sleep Hygiene for Children (PDF) (Spanish) (Vietnamese)
- Sleep Resources Autism Speaks
- Sleep and Autism: The Bumpy Road to the Land of Nod Seattle Children’s providers discuss common issues related to sleep in children with autism (Video: 1:35:46)
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For a list of social skills programs or services in your area, contact your local Arc, or for a list in northwest Washington, contact autismresources@seattlechildrens.org.
- Making Friends on the Playground Social Skills at School The Autism Blog, Seattle Children's
- Social Interaction for Children with Autism National Autistic Society
- Social Skills Autism Autism Speaks
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- Blood Draw Visual Aid (PDF) (Spanish) (Somali)
- Making Friends on the Playground: Social Skills Support in School The Autism Blog, Seattle Children's
- My Visit to the Audiology Clinic Social Story (PDF)
- Social Stories Carol Gray
- Social Thinking
- A Trip to the Dentist Pathfinders for Autism
- Visual Supports Toolkit Autism Speaks
- What to Expect During Your EEG Test at Seattle Children’s (PDF)
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- Assistive Augmentative Communication Roadmap Autism Speaks
- Autism and Speech, Language, and Social Communication American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA)
- Autism Spectrum Disorder Communication Problems in Children National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders
- Frequent Questions about Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) (PDF)
- Strategies to Promote Language Development (PDF) (Spanish)
- Telecommunication Equipment Distribution (TED) Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS)
- Using Books to Enhance Your Child's Communication (PDF) (Spanish)
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- 2-1-1 Connection to WA Community Resources or call 211 (available in multiple languages)
- Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS)
- DDA Application Informing Families
- DDA Services Informing Families
- Eligibility Criteria for DDA Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS)
- Help Me Grow Washington (Spanish and other languages) Parent Help 123
- Medicaid Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS)
- Medicaid Transportation And Lodging Services For Medicaid-Approved Families In WA (PDF) (Spanish) (Somali)
- Medical Home Partnership Project Washington State
- Parent Help 123 (Spanish and other languages)
- Social Security Administration (multiple languages)
- Aging & Long-Term Support Administration (ALTSA) Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) branch for in-home care, residential care, respite and other services
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for Children with Disabilities
- Washington Connection: Your Link to Services (Spanish)
- WithinReach Connecting people to support and services (Spanish and other languages)
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- Autism 209 Toilet Training for Individuals with Autism and Developmental Disabilities (Video: 1:56:33)
- Daytime Wetting (PDF) (Spanish)
- Toilet Training Resources Autism Speaks
- Toileting Tips: How To Teach Your Child Good Potty Habits (PDF) (Spanish)
- Toilet Training Parent Education Class: For Children with Autism or Developmental Delay (PDF)
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- Autistic Kids Fly Safe and Happy Port of Seattle
- Sunflower Lanyard for passengers with hidden disabilities Port of Seattle
- Tips for Flying with child with autism Marcus Autism Center
- Travelers with Disabilities and Medical Conditions Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
- Traveling with Children Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
- Wings for Autism Arc of King County
- Wings for Autism / Wings for All The Arc
Transitioning to Adulthood and Adult Services
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- Adult Transition Toolkit Autism Speaks
- A Guide for Transition to Adulthood (Spanish and English) Organization for Autism Research (OAR)
- Next Steps: Transitioning to Adulthood for Youth with Autism (PDF)
- Open Doors for Multicultural Families (Available in many languages)
- Special Young Adults in Seattle Collection of handouts created by a parent for other parents who have a child transitioning to adult life
- Transitioning to Adult Healthcare
- Transition into Adulthood Resources Guide The Arc of King County
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- Ask your local Arc for adult day programs or contact your local Parks and Recreation Department about specialized programs and s
- Aaron’s Place Northwest Child
- Alyssa Burnett Adult Life Center A program of Seattle Children’s
- Bridge of Promise
- Stephen's House
- Tavon Center
- Vibrant Palette
- Full Life Care
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- The Art of Autism
- The Asperger/Autism Network
- The Asperger Experts Autism 206: Transition to Adulthood – “My Physical Body and Mind Started Shutting Down”: Autistic Burnout and the Costs of Coping and Passing (Need Facebook account to access) (Video: 1:36:41)
- Autism Network International (ANI)
- Autism Society of America
- Autism Self-Advocacy Autism Speaks
- Autistic Self-Advocacy Network (ASAN)
- In Our Own Words: Autism 211: A panel of autistic adults (Need Facebook account to access) (Video: 1.29.43)
- The Journey Through Autism Blog
- The Mighty Autism Blog
- Organization for Autism Research Self-Advocacy
- Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism
- We Have a Voice: Autism 211 A panel of autistic children and adults (Need Facebook account to access) (Video 1.31.11)
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- Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology University of Washington DO-IT Program
- Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS)
- Preparing for Transition From School to Supported Employment University of Washington
- Transition from School to Adulthood Arc of King County
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- Guardianship Informing Families
- Guardianship and Alternatives Guide Arc of King County
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- Adolescent Health Transition Project University of Washington
- Autism and the Transition to Adult Healthcare Autism Speaks
- Checklist for Transitioning to Adult Health Care (PDF) (Spanish)
- Giving Your Child an Active Role in His or Her Healthcare University of Washington
- Healthcare for Adults with Autism and Intellectual Disability Toolkit
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- Achieve at Highline College
- Associate Degree in Occupational & Life Skills (OLS) Bellevue College
- Autism and Post-Secondary Education
- Autism Spectrum Navigators (ASN) Bellevue College
- Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology University of Washington DO-IT Program
- Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR)
- Integration & Employment Program (CIEP) Shoreline Community College
- Overview of College Resources for Students with Disabilities Best Colleges
- People Accessing Careers and Education (PACE) Community College of Spokane
- Preparing for Transition From School to Supported Employment
- Responsibility Opportunities Advocacy and Respect (ROAR) Program Washington State University
- Transition from School to Adulthood Arc of King County
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- Creative Housing Solutions person-centered planning principles to homes for people with disabilities
- Housing and Community Living Autism Speaks
- Housing Informing Families
- Housing Resource Guide Arc of King County
- WA State Housing Options Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA)
Resource Directory
- Autism Navigator A unique collection of web-based tools and courses that uses extensive video footage to bridge the gap between science and community practice
- Autism NowThe Arc
- The Autism Outreach Project Northwest Autism Center
- Autism Resource Directory Washington Autism Advocacy Resource
- Autism Resources The Arc of Tri Cities
- Autism State-wide Resources Washington Department of Health
- Community Resource Guide for Families Living with Autism in Washington State Somali Health Board
- Resource Guide for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families in King County The Arc of King County
- Resources for Families University of Washington Medical Center (See autism section)
- Seattle Children's Autism Resource Guide (PDF) This is a list of agencies, services and providers that serve the autism community in the Pacific Northwest.
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