RESOURCES
Autism Resources
Guides, tools, and trusted links to help you take the next step with confidence.
State Department of Education – Special Education
Programs for Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities (Ages Birth–2, Part C)
Programs for Children with Disabilities (Ages 3–5)
Special Education Transition Services Coordination
CASProviders
Autism Support Resources
Finding the right support takes time. These tools and resources are here to help you advocate for your child with more confidence.
ABA & Behavior-Based Resources
ABA therapy teaches meaningful skills through consistent, data-driven practice. These resources help families understand the approach and support their child's progress at home.
Education Resources
Learning alongside your child is one of the most powerful things you can do. These resources support families, caregivers, and educators at every stage.
Speech Therapy Resources
Speech shapes how your child connects with the world. These resources support the work happening in every session.
Occupational Therapy Resources
OT helps children build the everyday skills that make learning, playing, and connecting with others possible. These resources go deeper into sensory processing, fine motor development, and what to look for at home.
Feeding Resources
Feeding challenges are common in children with autism. These resources support families navigating mealtime difficulties and sensory-related food aversions.
Advocacy Resources
These resources will help families understand their rights, navigate school systems, and advocate for the services their child deserves.
**Mitchell’s Place hopes that you will find the information provided on this page helpful. However, the material could contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Furthermore, references to treatment or therapy options, services or service providers as well as meetings and support groups are by no means comprehensive. The inclusion of information on this website should not be construed as an endorsement of any of the organizations listed or the providers referenced. Mitchell’s Place assumes no liability or responsibility for the use of information contained on this web page. Individual treatment choices should be made by the family in conjunction with a trusted physician or team of professionals who personally know the individual with autism.
