Autism & Educational Resources

The following list of online resources are provided as a source of information, assistance and to provide a listing of services that are available.*

Autism Resources (General):

Autism Society of America

Autism Information Center, DD, NCBDDD, CDC

Autism Speaks 

Autism Research Institute

Autism National Committee

Alabama Regional Autism Network (RAN)

Alabama Lifespan Respite

ABA & Behavior-based Resources:

Autism Resource Center

ABA Journal Articles

ABA Overview

Behavior Analyst Certification Board

Online Learning Modules

Education Resources:

Alabama Parent Education

Go Noodle Education Tools

Head Sprout Curriculum 

Learning Without Tears Curriculum

Mother Goose Time Curriculum

Skill Streaming in Early Childhood

Social Stories Resource

Social Story- Talking about One’s Day

Starfall Education Tools

Vooks- Free Storybook Resources

Feeding Resources:

Feeding Matters

Feeding Help for Parents

Mealtime and Children on the Autism Spectrum: Beyond Picky, Fussy, and Fads

SOS Approach to Feeding

Occupational Therapy Resources:

American Occupational Therapy Association

Alabama’s American Occupational Therapy Association

Autistic Self Advocacy Network

Psychology Resources:

Sleep Resources:

Establishing Positive Sleep Patterns for children on The Autism Spectrum

Speech Therapy Resources:

AAC Language Lab

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)

Center for AAC & Autism

Autism Society of Alabama

*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.