RESOURCES
As I have researched and searched the internet and networking sources for the best resources I could find, the best and most complete I could find is the link below.
http://www.projectdocchouston.org/resguide.pdf
2. Another website that I find extremely helpful is Houston Autism Disability Network, with Michelle
Guppy. Many of you will know her at the Warrior Mom for Autism. The link is below.
http://www.hadn.org
3. Our newest partner in this quest for JOY is Lighthouse Learning & Resource under the direction of Robin Rettie. I am so honored to have met Robin and look forward to doing great and wonderful things with her for our Treasures. Her website is:
http://www.lhlearningresource.com/
This is by no means a complete list of resources, and I will continue adding in the days and weeks to come. However, with these two great resources anyone can have a good start.
Here are more resources that a partner has shared with us:
Autistic Home Decorating: Make Your Home Autism Friendly
How to Help Your Child with Autism Cope During and After a Move
12 Ways to Prevent, and Respond to, ASD Wandering
How to Help Your Child with ASD Overcome Her Fear of the Dentist and Establish Lifelong Healthy Oral Hygiene Habits
10 Tips for Getting Your Autistic Child Through a Haircut
The Top 3 Challenges to Finding a Babysitter for Your Special Needs Child — and How to Overcome Them
The Best Strategies for Calming Autistic Tantrums and Meltdowns
Do Sensory Processing Issues Get Better Over Time?
- This is a resource guide produced by Elaine Hime, a Mom of a special needs child who has walked the road. I hope you find this as useful as I have.
http://www.projectdocchouston.org/resguide.pdf
2. Another website that I find extremely helpful is Houston Autism Disability Network, with Michelle
Guppy. Many of you will know her at the Warrior Mom for Autism. The link is below.
http://www.hadn.org
3. Our newest partner in this quest for JOY is Lighthouse Learning & Resource under the direction of Robin Rettie. I am so honored to have met Robin and look forward to doing great and wonderful things with her for our Treasures. Her website is:
http://www.lhlearningresource.com/
This is by no means a complete list of resources, and I will continue adding in the days and weeks to come. However, with these two great resources anyone can have a good start.
Here are more resources that a partner has shared with us:
Autistic Home Decorating: Make Your Home Autism Friendly
How to Help Your Child with Autism Cope During and After a Move
12 Ways to Prevent, and Respond to, ASD Wandering
How to Help Your Child with ASD Overcome Her Fear of the Dentist and Establish Lifelong Healthy Oral Hygiene Habits
10 Tips for Getting Your Autistic Child Through a Haircut
The Top 3 Challenges to Finding a Babysitter for Your Special Needs Child — and How to Overcome Them
The Best Strategies for Calming Autistic Tantrums and Meltdowns
Do Sensory Processing Issues Get Better Over Time?
