Judith Cruikshank, MBA MA BCBA
Behaviour Analyst
ABA Scotland
Assisting Children with Autism to Aspire
http://www.abascotland.co.uk
Email: judith@abascotland.co.uk

Tel: 01383 740932

ABA Scotland develops, implements and monitors, based on the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), individualised learning programmes to assist children with autism and developmental delays to aspire
ABA Scotland was formed by myself to provide a number of consultancy services relating to the provision of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) programmes - from initial assessment of your child's educational, social and communication needs, to regular case management facilities. A full list of the services available from ABA Scotland can be found here.

I am a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) and also have an MA in Psychology and a Master of Business Administration. I have been working in the field of ABA since 2004, working with children from 2-16 years olds.
I am a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) and also have an MA in Psychology and a Master of Business Administration. I have been working in the field of ABA since 2004, working with children from 2-16 years old.

During this time I have designed and implemented programmes to assist children with autism, language delays, and behavioural problems, as well as facilitate tutor training on the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis. I am a member of the Association of Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) and attend workshops, seminars and conferences on ABA/VB as part of regular continuing education. Testimonials. I have a valid Enhanced Disclosure Scotland form and on-going mentoring is provided by a fellow Board Certified Behaviour Analyst.

ABA Scotland is based in Fife, but I am available to travel across Scotland and beyond to assist you and your child. Whether you are looking for full-time or part-time Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) provision ABA Scotland can help.

Judith Cruikshank, MBA MA BCBA
Behaviour Analyst

9902 Windisch Rd
West Chester, Oh 45069
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513-755-6600
Additional Location: 2039 Anderson Ferry Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45238
www.abcpediatrictherapy.com

P.O. Box 922688
Norcross, GA 30010-2668
Phone: 1-800-850-8602
Web: www.abilitations.com/about.jsp
www.integrationscatalog.com
At Abilitations we put fun in function. Our catalogs, products, and information provide solutions for professionals and parents working with and raising children with special needs.

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4710 Timber Trail Dr
Middletown, OH 45044
513-423-9496, 1-800-378-8612, 513-727-3806Fax
Email: bettie.rountree@abilitiesfirst.org
Web: www.abilitiesfirst.org

Abilities First provides a child and family-centered clinic-based PT, OT & Speech Therapy service for children birth through 21 years of age with a range of disabilities, with an an emphasis on caring for all aspects of the child's life including developmental, social, communication, sensory, equipment, and home programming.

The Autism Preschool provides individualized educational and therapeutic programming including ABA, and DIR approaches, PT, OT, Speech and inclusion activities in a small class size with a 1:2 staff to child ratio. Routine home visiting and assistance with transition to local schools is provided and Ohio Autism Scholarship is accepted.

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Applied Behavioral Services/ATTC
4850 Madison Rd
Cincinnati, OH 45227
Phone: 513-861-0300
Fax: 513-861-0121
(Please call fax number first)
Email: abaservices@insightbb.com
www.appliedbehavioralservices.com

* Educational Placement * Speech Therapy * Music Therapy * In Home Support
* Behavioral Intervention * Occupatioal Therapy * Social Skills Class
* Aspergers Support Programs * Trainings and Workshops

PO Box 9033
Canton, OH 44711
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Telephone 1.800.373.4699
Fax 1.800.766.4303
Email-Info@specialkidszone.com
Web: www.achievementproducts.org
A collection of therapy, exercise and special education products for children with special needs.

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1275 Bursal Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45230
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1-800-651-6223 ext 3211
Fax: 1-866-374-4967
aforsee@activstyle.com
www.activstyleforcaregivers.com

ActivStyle is a full-service medical supply company that specializes in providing incontinence products to Medicaid recipients. We are committed to helping the underserved Medicaid-eligible patients and their families. We service the entire state of Ohio.

ActivStyle works with children and adults with disabilities helping them to get diapers and pull ups and other incontinence products including gloves and underpads.

People with autism who are at least 3 years old and on Ohio Medicaid can qualify for diapers/pull ups/ pads, etc. at no cost. We can provide free samples to ensure that you find the products that best suit your medical needs.

ActivStyle provides free delivery right to your home and handles all the paperwork including getting the prescription from your doctor.

ActivStyle will call the client or their contact monthly to obtain their order so they don’t havve to remember to call and order every month.

Our goal is to make the process as easy as possible for the people we work with.

Clermont County Board of Developmental Disabilities Adult Programs
Web: www.clermontdd.org/pages/adult_services.html

Two sheltered workshops are located in the Batavia area, to assist the individual to gain additional vocational training. The Grissom Building and Donald A. Collins Habilitiaton Center.

Grissom Building
4231 Grissom Drive
P. O. Box 156
Batavia, OH 45103

Donald A. Collins Habilitation Center
4275 Armstrong Boulevard
P. O. Box 156
Batavia, OH 45103
Both offer adults with disabilities the opportunity to earn a paycheck while continuing to development necessary skills needed to gain community employment. The Adult Leisure Program moved to the Wildey Center in September, 2008 and serves as an activity center so that people have the opporutnity to choose alternative activities to regular work environments.

The Community Employment Services Department serves adults who are actively seeking employment within the community. This division of the Clermont DD program will meet with employers/business owners to inquire about open positions within their companies. Once an individual is matched with the job, staff from the Community Employment Services Department assist the individual with mock interviews. If the person is hired, a Job Coach works with the person to do the actual training. This happenes because it might take someone 4-6 weeks to learn the job successfully (depending upon the work skills of the individual) and an employer does not always have staff available to do the training.

Clermont DD also has many enclaves (or mobile work crews) who work as a team within a business or gainzation. Each team consists of 4-5 individuals who are supervised by a staff person from Clermont DD. They complete the job according to what the business owner needs. Currently, we have enclaves that work at the following locations: The Sportsman's Market (Clermont County Airport), Bryan Equipment, the Clermont County Records Management Department, and Country Inn and Suites Hotel. We also have a Lawn Crew who maintain cemeteries and ball fields in the Batavia area during the spring, summer, and fall months.
Retirement is something all senior citizens enjoy, and seniors with developmental disabilities are no exception. The Clermont DD Senior Retirement Program (for people ages 55 and up) is located at the Thomas A. Wildey Center and gives seniors the opportunity to stay busy, remain connected to their friends, and attend community outings each week.

Thomas A. Wildey Center Adult Services
2040 US Highway 50
P. O. Box 156
Batavia, OH 45103

Linda Levine
Austin, Texas
stlevine@austin.rr.com

I am an advocate who focuses mainly on long term supports for those adults with autism who have significant limitations. I focus mainly on employment and the long term supports needed to stay gainfully employed.

269 Bingham Circle
Mundelein, IL 60060
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info@aimeesolutions.com
Web: www.aimeesolutions.com
Special students often need special support to access learning materials. AIMEE Solutions offers an alternative to high-priced stands and easels. PVC kits come with everything you need to quickly assemble these lightweight, durable student aides. No mechanical skills are required!

Contact: Amber Jones
212 West Pike Street
Covington, KY 41011
Phone: (859)- 322-8434
e-mail: ajcreationsonline@yahoo.com
Web:http://ajcreationsonline.com/Welcome.html

Food plays an intricate role in our lives. It serves to nourish our bodies, sooth our emotions and comfort our souls. We use food to celebrate, mourn and to show we care.
Unfortunately food allergies and intolerances have run rampant over the recent years and many cannot enjoy these simple pleasures. AJ Creations wants to bring this old fashioned simplicity back to the Greater Cincinnati area. Stop in and pick up some tasty treats that everyone can feel good about eating!
We are a dedicated gluten free bakery. The majority of our items are also dairy/ casein free. Our primary sweetener is Agave syrup not sugar. Agave is all natural and doesn’t cause the blood sugar spike that accompanies most baked goods. Agave does have a low glycemic index so it is not considered sugar free. We also bake with the very heart healthy coconut oil. Although many of our items are “healthier”, they can stand side by side with their unhealthy competition in any forum. Come by and give us a try. We think you will be surprised to find out that you can indulge without the guilt.

AJ Creations wants to transport you to a “Simpler Way of Life”.

Don Meyer
Director, Sibling Support Project
6512 23rd Ave NW, #213
Seattle, WA 98117 USA
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206-297-6368
Fax: 206-297-1473
donmeyer@siblingsupport.org
Sibling Support Project website:
http://www.siblingsupport.org/
Our brothers, Our sisters, Ourselves. We’ve conducted workshops on sibling issues in all 50 states, England, Canada, Ireland, Japan, Guatemala, and New Zealand, and have helped establish over 260
replications of our award-winning Sibshop program in eight countries. Our books for families include
Sibshops, Views from Our Shoes, Living with a Brother or Sister with Special Needs, Uncommon Fathers, The Sibling Slam Book, and Thicker than Water. And our work and publications have been featured in newspapers (Washington Post, New York Times), magazines (Exceptional Parent, Sesame Street Parent, Reader’s Digest), professional publications (JASH, Journal of Pediatric Psychology, The American Academy of Pediatrics News), and television (ABC News’ 20/20, Nightline & World News Tonight and Brazelton on Parenting) across the United States. We’d welcome an opportunity to present at your agency or your next conference or training event. We’ll show you how parents and providers can decrease siblings’ concerns and increase their opportunities, how to create “sibling friendly” services, and even how to start your own Sibshop.

All Moving Forward
102 State Hwy 37B
Massena, NY 13662
(407) 341-6372
www.AllMovingForward.com
Debra Donatto
Director

All Moving Forward is focused on providing support for young people affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder, Asperger's, PDD-NOS and related issues (perhaps undiagnosed). We seek to improve the immediate and future quality of life for these children and teens. We strive to prove that everyone has the potential to be successful.

Parents, providers and educators are recognized as valuable team players who need the tools to properly assist in their roles. All Moving Forward provides supportive and empowering family-based services to address these needs. We also advocate for those with neurological differences. It is time to move past Autism Awareness. We expect acceptance, integration, and equal opportunity to live up to the highest potential - regardless of differences.

With a variety of offerings to choose from, we're sure you'll be happy working with us. Look around our website and if you have any comments or questions, please feel free to contact us. Info@allmovingforward.com

We hope to see you again! Check back later for new updates to our website. There's much more to come!

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Applied Behavioral Services/ATTC
4850 Madison Rd
Cincinnati, OH 45227
Phone: 513-861-0300
Fax: 513-861-0121
(Please call fax number first)
Email: abaservices@insightbb.com
www.appliedbehavioralservices.com

* Educational Placement * Speech Therapy * Music Therapy * In Home Support
* Behavioral Intervention * Occupatioal Therapy * Social Skills Class
* Aspergers Support Programs * Trainings and Workshops

Applied Behavioral Services/ATTC
170 Unit B East Spring Valley Rd.
Dayton, OH 45458
Phone: 937-312-0900
Email: abaservices@insightbb.com
www.appliedbehavioralservices.com

* Educational Placement * Speech Therapy * Music Therapy * In Home Support
* Behavioral Intervention * Occupatioal Therapy * Social Skills Class
* Aspergers Support Programs * Trainings and Workshops

Aaron W. Perlman Center
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
3333 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45229
513-636-4601
www.ucp-cincinnati.org/pages.php?cur=112

Aquatic Therapy progrm focuses on children with neurological difficulties including cerebral palsy, developmental delay.Assistive Technology Resource and Training Lab is a resource for children and adults with disabilities. Adaptive computer technology assessment is available.

Cincinnati Children's Drake Aquatics
Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy
151 W. Galbraith Road, MLC 6000
Cincinnati, Ohio 45216
(513) 636-4300
(513) 636-3939
www.cincinnatichildrens.org/aquatics

The first program of its kind for Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, aquatic therapy at Cincinnati Children's Drake combines the benefits of physical therapy and occupational therapy with the advantages of warm-water exercise. Aquatic therapy offers significant benefits in maximizing the potential for recovery as an integrated part of a complete physical therapy or occupational therapy program. Working in the warm-water environment, patients discover freedom of movement that allows them to progress and accomplish much more than they often can in land-based therapy. Warm water lessens the effects of gravity and reduces body weight up to 90 percent, encouraging relaxation and reducing the dangers of overexertion.

Aquatic therapy at Cincinnati Children's Drake is specifically structured to respond to the needs of infants, children and adolescents who require high-intensity or frequent therapy and specialized rehabilitation.

Gamble-Nippert YMCA
YMCA of Greater Cincinnati
3159 Montana
Cincinnati, OH 45211
513-661-1105
www.myy.org/locations/gamblenippert/index.shtml

Indoor pool has wheelchair lift. Offer adaptive swim classes.Teaching individuals with disabilities to swim. Includes swim meets, the Special 6 Olympics and the Dolan Method for Autism. Call Mary Dolan for registration and medical clearance forms (513-467-9539).

Mason Community Center
6050 Mason-Montgomery Road
Mason, OH 45040
513-229-8555
http://www.imaginemason.org

Adaptive swim lessons for children with special needs, ages 5-12Pool with zero depth entry and wheel chair liftThe pool also features tot slide, spray geysers, lazy river/vortex, body flume slide Pass rates discounted for residents and for non-residents who work in Mason.Day passes also availableCall for more info

M.E.Lyons YMCA
YMCA of Greater Cincinnat
8108 Clough Pike
Cincinnati, OH 45244
513-474-1400
www.cincinnatiymca.org/locations/melyons/index.shtml

Adapted Swim Program is a swimming class designed for children with physical and/or intellectual challenges. Children 8 and older are given the opportunity to participate in Special Olympics. The indoor pool has wheelchair lift. Call for more information.

Mt. Auburn Center and Pool, Cincinnati Recreation Commission
270 Southern Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45219
513-381-6780
Web:www.cincinnati-oh.gov/crc/pages/-4993-/

Indoor accessible pool open all year. Adapated Aquatics programs offered here. Open to members of the Cincinnati Recreation Commission

Recreation Department, City of Kettering
3600 Shroyer Road
Kettering, OH 45249
937-296-2587
Web: www.ketteringoh.org/newweb/departments/recreation/rec_main.php

Recreation Department, City of Kettering offers wheelchair fencing, swim instruction (one on one) for children ages 3-12 with physical or emotional special needs.Offer Fitness room orientation for people with physical disabilities and discuss concepts of adaptive fitness programs; appointments required. Offer special recreation and leisure programs for persons with developmental disabilities such as drop in gym and dinners, dances and day-trips for adults. The Playground for All, located at Indian Riffle Park, is wheelchair accessible.

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Lynne Engman
3222 Riggs Ave
Erlanger, KY 41018
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(859) 512-4588
E-mail: mslynne@fuse.net

The Arc of Allen County

546 South Collett Street

Lima, OH 45805

419-225-6285

419-228-7770 fax

arc@wcoil.com

The Arc of Ohio is a statewide membership association made up of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, friends, interested citizens and professionals in the disability field.
Together with our individual members and local chapters, we represent more than 330,000 Ohioans with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Ohio law recognizes The Arc of Ohio as the organization to represent families in Legislative decisions.

Mission Statement
The mission of The Arc of Ohio is to advocate for human rights, personal dignity and community participation of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, though legislative and social action, information and education, local chapter support and family involvement.

Arc of Ashtabula County

3412 State Road South

Ashtabula, OH 44004

(440) 997-9210

Who is the The Arc?
The Arc of Ohio is a statewide membership association made up of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, friends, interested citizens and professionals in the disability field.
Together with our individual members and local chapters, we represent more than 330,000 Ohioans with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Ohio law recognizes The Arc of Ohio as the organization to represent families in Legislative decisions.

Mission Statement
The mission of The Arc of Ohio is to advocate for human rights, personal dignity and community participation of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, though legislative and social action, information and education, local chapter support and family involvement.

Arc of Champaign County

P.O. Box 29

1150 Scioto Street, Suite 100

Urbana, Ohio 43078

937-653-1344

The Arc of Clark County

PO Box 3011

Springfield, OH 45501

937-324-1288

jthompson019@woh.rr.com

Who is the The Arc?
The Arc of Ohio is a statewide membership association made up of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, friends, interested citizens and professionals in the disability field.
Together with our individual members and local chapters, we represent more than 330,000 Ohioans with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Ohio law recognizes The Arc of Ohio as the organization to represent families in Legislative decisions.

Mission Statement
The mission of The Arc of Ohio is to advocate for human rights, personal dignity and community participation of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, though legislative and social action, information and education, local chapter support and family involvement.

Arc of Greater Cleveland
1331 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44115
Cindy Norwood, Executive Director

(216) 622-0755

(216) 622-0752 fax
cnorwood@cmr-cleveland.org
E-Mail cmr-clev@cmr-cleveland.org

Web link: http://www.cmr-cleveland.org/

Who is the The Arc?
The Arc of Ohio is a statewide membership association made up of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, friends, interested citizens and professionals in the disability field.
Together with our individual members and local chapters, we represent more than 330,000 Ohioans with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Ohio law recognizes The Arc of Ohio as the organization to represent families in Legislative decisions.

Mission Statement
The mission of The Arc of Ohio is to advocate for human rights, personal dignity and community participation of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, though legislative and social action, information and education, local chapter support and family involvement.

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801 A West Eighth Street suite 400
Cincinnati, OH 45203
(513) 821-2113
(513) 821-2141 (fax)
Contacts: Ann Snyder and Sue Schindler
Email: ann@archamilton.org
Web: www.archamilton.org

The Arc Hamilton County has been in existence for over 60 years, advocating for people with developmental disabilities. We are both private, non-profit membership organization that has been promoting equal opportunities for people with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities since 1947.

Arc of Lucas County
5605 Monroe Street.
Sylvania, OH 43560
(419) 882-0941
(419) 882-0941 fax
Kay Bennett, Executive Director
thearc@arclucas.org

Who is the The Arc?
The Arc of Ohio is a statewide membership association made up of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, friends, interested citizens and professionals in the disability field.
Together with our individual members and local chapters, we represent more than 330,000 Ohioans with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Ohio law recognizes The Arc of Ohio as the organization to represent families in Legislative decisions.

Mission Statement
The mission of The Arc of Ohio is to advocate for human rights, personal dignity and community participation of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, though legislative and social action, information and education, local chapter support and family involvement.

The Arc of Ohio Southwest Branch formerly The Arc of Clermont/Brown Counties
1075 Ohio Pike
Withamsville, OH 45245
http://www.thearcofohio.org/chapters

Who is the The Arc?
The Arc of Ohio is a statewide membership association made up of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, friends, interested citizens and professionals in the disability field.
Together with our individual members and local chapters, we represent more than 330,000 Ohioans with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Ohio law recognizes The Arc of Ohio as the organization to represent families in Legislative decisions.

Mission Statement
The mission of The Arc of Ohio is to advocate for human rights, personal dignity and community participation of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, though legislative and social action, information and education, local chapter support and family involvement.

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2368 Victory Parkway
Cincinnati, OH 45206
5133-821-2113 513-821-2141 (fax)
Email: Patty@archamilton.org
Web: www.archamilton.org

The Arc advocates for the rights and full participation of all people with developmental disabilities, including intellectual and physical disabilities, through information and Referral, Estate and Future Planning, Parent Training, Educational Advocacy, Teens and Adults with disabilities trainings, and Public Policy and Advocacy.

Art Beyond Boundaries
1410 Main Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
513-421-8726
www.artbeyondboundaries.org

Art Beyond Boundaries Gallery is an professional mainstream art gallery where local and regional artists with, and without, disabilities show and sell their artworkThe gallery is hosted and facilitated by The Center for Independent Living Options (http://www.cilo.net/) Programs and services reach out to local artists, supports and people with disabilities to encourage participation and inclusion of persons with disabilities in the arts and culture available in the Greater Cincinnati area-as artists and as spectators

D.J. Svoboda MyImagiville.com
919-637-3024 or 919-798-1821
E-mail djjw9221@earthlink.net
Web: www.myimagiville.com

My name is D.J. Svoboda. I was diagnosed with Autism at the age of three. During my school age years I went through some very difficult times. I was often picked on and made fun of. It was from these experiences that The Imagifriends were born. The Imagifriends live in a place called Imagiville. In this imaginary place no one is ever picked on or mistreated in any way. Every- one is loved and accepted for who and what they are. Each Imagifriend that I draw is different. They come in many sizes, colors, and designs. None of them are ever mean or cruel. They each have their own special job and purpose in Imagiville.
I want to use The Imagifriends to help others with Autism know that they are special “Just the Way They Are.” I have designed a coloring book for children and written a book about my experiences with Autism. I also draw Imaginames where I take letters of your name and design an Imagifriend and connect them to make a name. My art was also chosen by The Autism Society of America for their Autism Puzzle Project. I also now have Imagifriend Note Cards and Imagifriend Key Chains. Being Autistic has presented me with many challenges in my life. From those challenges I have learned to never give up. Even those with Autism can make a difference in this world.
I love to travel to different places and events to speak, share my art, and spread my message of acceptance and respect for those with Autism and other disabilities. I make donations to various Autism Organizations and to my wonderful church, Hope Community Church. I want to thank the Lord for giving me the talent to draw. Have a great blessed day everyday.

Web: www.asperger-marriage.info/index.html

Asperger’s Marriage Website. Welcome to Chris & Gisela Slater-Walker's Web Site. Chris & Gisela Slater-Walker are a married couple where one of the partners has Asperger's Syndrome. We hope to provide a positive message about Asperger's Syndrome within marriage, and to show that it is possible to maintain a functional and successful relationship.

2865 Chancellor Drive, Suite 105
Crestview Hills, KY, 41017
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859-426-5666
fax 859-426-5665
www.astepaheadpt.com
Physical, Occupational, and Speech therapy services for children 0-18 years of age in the Northern Kentucky/ Greater Cincinnati area.

130 W. Second St.
Suite 1010
Dayton, Ohio 45402
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937-226-1976
fax 937-228-0520
lawholm@gmail.com
Advocacy and due process proceedings which may include mediation and resolution conferences, federal
litigation if necessary.

Auglaize County Association

for Retardation Citizens, Inc.

20 E. First St.

New Bremen, OH 45869

(419) 305-4608

(419) 629-3806 fax

denneking@augmr/dd.org

Who is the The Arc?
The Arc of Ohio is a statewide membership association made up of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, friends, interested citizens and professionals in the disability field.
Together with our individual members and local chapters, we represent more than 330,000 Ohioans with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Ohio law recognizes The Arc of Ohio as the organization to represent families in Legislative decisions.

Mission Statement
The mission of The Arc of Ohio is to advocate for human rights, personal dignity and community participation of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, though legislative and social action, information and education, local chapter support and family involvement.

Dedicated for individuals on the autism spectrum to promote their entrepreneurial skills and to find resources on "Autie-Friendly" establishments.
Web: www.auties.org

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Contacts: Connie Forman
1718 Persimmon Ct.
Florence, KY 41042
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859-486-7880
E-mail: autism4families@yahoo.com
www.autism4families.com

We provide monthly support groups, awareness, advocacy. We are located in Northern Kentucky. We have several events each year for individuals and families.

Linda Levine
Austin, Texas
stlevine@austin.rr.com

I am an advocate who focuses mainly on long term supports for those adults with autism who have significant limitations. I focus mainly on employment and the long term supports needed to stay gainfully employed.

Families with ASD's Autism Expo website links for the Annual FREE Autism Expo. List and links to keynote speakers, organizations, schools and service providers who will be at our 5th Annual FREE Autism Expo! FREE admission. Families DO NOT NEED to register.

Families with ASD's Autism Expo
5989 Meijer Drive, Suite 9
Milford, OH 45150
(513) 444-4979
President: Alberta J. Mellon
Email: familyautismcenter@gmail.com
Vendor/ Service Provider Registers for our event contact: Julia Ann Smith
Email: familieswithasd@yahoo.com
Web: www.autismexpo.org

Give and get help. Share experiences and meet friends with the same health challenges.
www.mdjunction.com/autism

The Autism Research Institute (ARI)
4182 Adams Avenue
San Diego, CA 92116
Email: matt@autism.com
Web: www.autism.com

ARI is the hub of a worldwide network of parents and professionals concerned with autism. ARI was founded in 1967 to conduct and foster scientific research designed to improve the methods of diagnosing, treating, and preventing autism. ARI also disseminates research findings to parents and others worldwide seeking help. The ARI data bank, the world's largest, contains over 40,000 detailed case histories of autistic children from over 60 countries. ARI publishes the Autism Research Review International, a quarterly newsletter covering biomedical and educational advances in autism research.

The Autism Scholarship Program allows ODE to pay a scholarship to the parents of a qualified child with autism. The scholarship gives parents a choice of sending their child to a special education program, other than the one operated by their child's school district, to receive the services outlined in the child's individualized education program (IEP).The Autism Scholarship Program for 2008-2009 begins July 1, 2008, and continues through June 30, 2009.
Web: www.ode.state.oh.us

For downloads of rules and regulations go to:
http://www.ode.state.oh.us/GD/Templates/Pages/ODE/ODEDetail.aspx?page=3&... .

Nancy Bernotaitis
P.O. Box 1013
Miamisburg OH, 45343
Voice Mail: 206-984-5760
Email: info@autismsociety-dayton.org
Web: www.autismsociety-dayton.org/cart/index.html

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President: Sally H. Derrick
Executive Director: Patty Proctor
PO Box 43027
Cincinnati, OH 45243
513-561-2300 Fax: 513-561-4748
Web: www.auatismcincy.org
Email:asgc@cinci.rr.com
Yahoo Group: http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/AutismASGC/
The Autism Society of Greater Cincinnati currently serves over 2000 parents, educators and professionals in the Southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Southeastern Indiana regions.

Web: www.ask-lou.org

Bookstore 505
Oberlin Road, Suite 230
Raleigh, NC 27605-1345
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Autism Society of North Carolina
Tel: 919-743-0204, 1-800-442-2762 (NC only)
Fax: 919-743-0208
Web: www.autismsociety-nc.org

470 Glenmont Ave.
Columbus, OH 43214
(614) 487-4726
fax: (614) 754-6332
email: askASO@autismohio.org
web: www.autismohio.org

Web: www.geocities.com/autismsocietyofthebluegrass

PO Box 1647 230 Second Street, Suite 206
Henderson, Kentucky
(270) 826-0510

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1121 Olivette Executive Parkway
Suite 220
St. Louis, MO 63162
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314-989-1003
fax 314-989-1022
866-500-6227 (toll free)
www.autismspeaks.org
Autism Speaks was founded in February 2005 by Bob and Suzanne Wright, grandparents of a child with autism. Since then, Autism Speaks has grown into the nation's largest autism science and advocacy organization, dedicated to funding research into the causes, prevention, treatments and a cure for autism; increasing awareness of autism spectrum disorders; and advocating for the needs of individuals with autism and their families. We are proud of what we've been able to accomplish and look forward to continued successes in the years ahead.

(2008/2009 Autism Center resource member)
The Son-Rise Program
A Division of the Option Institute
2080 S. Undermountain Road
Sheffield, MA 01257-9643
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413-229-2100
413-229-3202 (fax)
Email: sunrise@option.org
Web: www.autismtreatmentcenter.org
Providing innovative training programs for parents and professionals caring for children challenged by Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) and other developmental difficulties.