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Resources & Related Sites

Inclusion Resources:

Axis Disability Rights: www.Normemma.com

Beach Center on Disability www.BeachCenter.org

Family Village www.FamilyVillage.Wisc.edu

Kids Together www.KidsTogether.org

LD Online www.LDOnline.org Learning Disabilities Online is a directory of Parent Advocacy Information Centers.

NICHY (National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities) www.Nichy.org

PACER Center www.pacer.org

TASH www.tash.org

Wrights Law www.WrightsLaw.com

www.rtcil.org Guidelines for People with Disabilities is a resource on disabilities writing do’s and don’ts.

www.sait.org Society for Auditory Intervention Techniques offers information on AIT and other programs.

www.CICCParenting.org Center for the Improvement of Child Caring offers programs, products, services & an online newsletter.

www.ASDpuzzle.com ASD Nutrition Seminars & Consulting helps parents integrate Nutrition Therapy into treatment of Autism.

www.SoarNC.org Success Oriented Achievement

www.SpectrumPublications

www.coachforhealthyliving.com

Government Resources:

ADA Homepage www.ada.gov

Council for Exceptional Children www.IdeaPractices.org

Medline Plus www.MedlinePlus.gov

US Dept. of Ed Office of Special Education Programs www.Ed.Gov/about/offices/list/osers

Resources for Children with Mental Behavioral Health Needs

Research Autism www.researchautism.net

Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law www.Bazelon.org

Child and Adolescent Bipolar Foundation www.BPkids.org/site/PageSaver

National Association for School Psychologists http://www.NaspCenter.org/FactSheets/SocialSkills_fs.html

Portland State U: Family Support and Children’s Mental Health www.RTC.pdx.edu

Skillstreaming www.Skillstreaming.com

Sonya Rencevicz, Psychotherapy, Greenwich, CT

Floating Bed – 360 degree pendulum rocking motion bed has benefits for autism spectrum disorder. Great sleep and fun too!

North Carolina Resources

www.WNCparent.com is local magazine which includes events and activities for children and other great info.

www.FIRSTwnc.org is a local group that hosts sessions in the community of different topics of interest. 828-277-1315

www.learnnc.org/ – teaching & learning from U NC at Chapel Hill.

Connecticut Resources

Connecticut Coalition for Inclusion Education www.IncludeMe.org

CT Assn. of Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities CACLD www.Cacld.org

CT Autism Spectrum Resource Center www.CT-Asrc.org

CT Department of Children & Families (lead agency for children’s mental health) www.CT.Gov/dcf/site/default.asp

CT Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities (P&A) www.State.CT.US

CT Parent Advisory Center (CPAC) www.CPACinc.org

CT Department of Education www.State.CT.US/sde

Abilis www.abilis.us (Phone 203-531-1880)

Special Education Resource Center (SERC) www.ctserc.org

SPED*NET www.SpedNet.org

www.mytutor&me.com Shannon Converse, Ed.M. and Frederick Converse provide tutoring in Darien. 203-857-0196

www.devdelay.orgDevelopmental Delay Resources provides news on nutrition, biomedical, workshops and other information.

Not related but neat sites anyway!

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