Families with ASD

Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Services
100 Fair Oaks Lane, 4E-B
Frankfort, KY 4062 1-0001
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(502) 564-4527
Email: Margaret.Pennington@mail.state.ky.us

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Carroll Hall
Juice Plus+
513-860-7055
Email: chall82@cinci.rr.com
Web: www.carrolljuiceplus.com
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1051 N. 16th Street, Suite C
Murray, KY 42071
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(888) 261-6194; (270) 753-7729
(Fax/TDD); (888) 261-6194
Email: calmur@calky.org
Web: www.calky.org

Autism Website: "Kid Quest on Disability and Health" Kid's information about autism.
Web: www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/kids/kautismpage.htm

Mary Thompson
982 Eastern Parkway
Louisville, KY 40217
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(502) 635-6397; (502) 635-1147 (fax)
Email: mthompson@cpkidscenter.com
The K.I.D.S. Center is an outpatient treatment facility that offers physical, occupational and speech therapy services; community referral and resource information;parent/guardian support group; family support, activities and education; orthopedic clinic; wheelchair and seating assessments; casting and splinting ; therapeutic horseback riding programs; sensory motor gym; pediatric therapy equipment; and a physical fitness gym.

(859) 264-1393
Children and Youth Services Branch
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Services
100 Fair Oaks Lane, 4W-C Frankfort, KY 4062 1-0001
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(502) 564-7610; (800) 374-9146
Email: Randy.Oliver@mail.state.ky.us
Web: www.mhmr.ky.gov/kdmhmrs/default.asp

(800) 233-4050
www.chadd.org
CHADD offers local support services to parents, teachers, and other professionals. It’s Web site features an online community, and ADD directory, and information about your child’s legal rights at school.

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University of Cincinnati Department of Psychology
117 Dyer Hall
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0376
513-556-5076
513-556-1904
Email: ccrllab@ucmail.uc.edu
Web: http://www.uc.edu/ccrl/default.html

The Children’s Cognitive Research Lab at the University of Cincinnati is conducting research which explores the thinking patterns of children with Autism. Our studeis involve fun, game-like tasks which can take place in your home, at the University of Cincinnati, or your child’s school/treatment center.

104 East 7th Street
Covington, KY 41011
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(859) 431-3313
Email: childrenslaw@fuse.net
Web: www.childrenslawky.org
We provide free legal services for children with educational disabilities, and also so research and policy work, training and education in this area.

985 Fifth Ave
NY, NY 10021

I provide biomedical interventions for children with ASD and/or mood disorders as well as medical evaluation and treatment of their complex medical issues such as failure to grow, frequent infections, GI problems, etc.

72 Cranston Court
Dayton, OH 45458
937-776-6272
Email: lflake@trumpetbehavioralhealth.com
Web: www.daytonautismservices.com

On-line Support Group- Asperger Syndrome/ Pervasive Developmental Disorder/ ASD.

Please join us for support, information, help, a place to vent, and updates on events in the Greater Cincinnati area. Just click on the link above and you have access to a large support group 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week.

Web: http://cincinnatiaspergernetwork.webng.com/

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Kristin Clary & Jennifer Harvey
Email: x_beautiful_mithra_x@yahoo.com
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/cincinnatiautismplaygroup/

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(* 2008/2009 Sponsor of The Families with ASD’s Autism Family Resource Center *)
100 Office Park Drive, Suite H
Fairfield, Ohio 45014
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Phone: (513 )874-6789
Fax: (513)874-6787
E-mail: cincyautism@yahoo.com
Web: www.cincinnaticenterforautism.com
Founded in 2003, the Cincinnati Center for Autism (CCA) provides a variety of services designed to help children with autism reach their fullest potential. Our programs address many of the behavioral, social, communication and motor delays common in children with autism. CCA was founded by Matthew Brennan, a Cincinnati area businessman and the father of a child with autism. Frustrated by the lack of services available and the desire to provide parents a place to go for information, Mr. Brennan founded the Center to fill these needs and to assist families in seeking treatments for their children and comfort in their lives.

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Amy B. Clawson, Coordinator, Outreach
Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics
MLC 9500, 3333 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45229-3039
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(513) 636-4723 Fax: (513) 636-3473
Email: amy.clawson@cchmc.org

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Terry Mitchell
Clinical Research Coordinator
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
3333 Burnet Ave.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45229-3039
MLC 2015
Office (513) 636-1665
Fax (513) 636-1888
Pager (513) 736-9661
Email: terry.mitchell@cchmc.org

3333 Burnet Avenue,
Cincinnati, Ohio 45229-3039

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(513) 636-4341
Email: speech@cchmc.org or gina.blume@cchmc.org
www.cincinnatichildrens.org/svc/alpha/s/speech/default.htm

3333 Burnet Ave
ML9004
Cincinnati OH, 45229
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(800)-222-1222 (513)-636-51 11.
Email: orienta.eison@cchmc.org Web:
www.cincinnatichildrens.org/svc/alpha/d/dpic/
The Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center / DPIC is a 24-hour emergency and technical information service available by telephone to anyone with a concern involving a poison or drug. If a poisoning is suspected, do not hesitate to call the poison control centers.

756 Old State Route 74, Suite B
Cincinnati, OH 45245
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(513) 752-6444
voice/TTY (513) 752-6444
FAX (513)752-6564
(800) 348-2511
Web: http://www.rsc.ohio.gov/Offices/countyoffices.asp#cincinnati%20east-bvr

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Blue Ash Office & Clinic Anderson Clinic
4440 Carver Woods Dr 7249 Beechmont Ave
Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati, OH
45242-5545
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Ph: (513) 791-5688
Fax: (513) 791-0023
Email: coti@cintiotinstitute.com
Web: www.cintiotinstitute.com
COTI provides a full range of occupational therapyservices to children and adults including evaluation,
treatment, consultations, sensory integration, and therapeutic listening.

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Cincinnati Public Schools:Department of Student Services
Autism Intervention Specialist
335 Rockdale Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45229
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(513)363-4774 Fax (513)363-4785
Email: autismst@cps-k12.org
Web : http://www.cps-k12.org/

The Autism Spectrum Support Team was created to address the unique needs of this growing population, and includes experts in intervention, school psychology, occupational therapy and speech/language therapy. Team members help staff develop behavior support plans for students, model instructional techniques and assist in communication among the school, families and support agencies.

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Supervisor: Alayne Kazin, CTRS-(Central Region Representative)
Program / Inclusion Coordinator
805 Central Avenue Suite 800
Cincinnati, OH 45202
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(513) 352-4945 fax (513) 352-1605
Email: alayne.kazin@cincinnati-oh.gov
Web: www.cincyrec.org
The mission of the Cincinnati Recreation Commission’s/ Division of Therapeutic Recreation is to offer a continuum of leisure services for individuals with disabilities that promote healthy lifestyle as well as the opportunity to participate in high quality recreational and cultural experiences in the community. As advocates for individuals with disabilities we provide inclusive and therapeutic recreation programming choices and promote accessibility at all CRC facilities.

Parent support group for families with Sensory Processing Issues. Parents meet monthly to offer support, information and networking. Please call or email to find out more information and location of meetings.
COTI at 513-791-5688
Email: Cincy.spd.host@gmail.com

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1342 State Route 50
Milford, OH 45150
513-831-7050, 513-831-7908
Email: lexi.ctrh@fuse.net
www.ctrh-online.org

The mission of CTRH is to provide a comprehensive, recreational and therapeutic horseback riding program for children and adults with disabilities in the Greater Cincinnati area.

www.cincymoms.com/specialneeds
Contact: Karen Gutierrez
Managing Editor
513-768-6070
cincymoms@cincymoms.com

Parent Connections Support Group
Lisa Meili, SPD-PC
Cincinnati Occupational Therapy Institute
4440 Carver Woods Dr.
Cincinnati, OH
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(513) 791-5688
Email: hostcincyspd-pc@cinci.rr.com
Web: www.SPDFoundation.net
SPD Parent Connections is a grassroots organization created by and for parents, friends, relatives, community members, professionals and anyone touched by the impact of Sensory Processing Disorder. Networking is provided through information exchange, story sharing, guest speakers & group discussion.

4231 Grissom Drive
P. O. Box 156
Batavia, OH 45103
(513) 732-7039
Web:www.clermontdd.org/pages/clerco_cafe.html

The Clerco Cafe is a training program of the Adult Services Division. This unique opportunity offers restaurant training and customer service skills to individuals from the Adult work services program, and serves the community through food booths at the Clermont County Fair and Taste of Clermont.
You can also order lunch at the Clerco Cafe from 8 - 9:15 a.m., Monday through Friday. Delivery is available to businesses near the Cafe (which is located inside Clermont DD's Grissom Building).For more information or to place an order, call (513) 732-7039.

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P. O. Box 156
Batavia, OH 45103
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(513) 732-7000
Web: www.clermontdd.org
The mission of the Clermont County Board of Developmental Disabilities is to work in partnership with eligible individuals who have developmental disabilities and empower them and their families to identify and support the choices they make about services. The development and allocation of agency resources will be based upon these choices.

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 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.

313 East Main Street
Batavia OH, 45103
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Phone: (513) 735-7233
Email: exe.director@casaforclermontkids.org
Web: www.casaforclermontkids.org
CASA For Clermont Kids! is a local non-profit agency that is working to improve the lives of abused, neglected and dependent children of Clermont County. The mission of CASA For Clermont Kids! is to assure permanence in a safe, loving family where the child/children can be respected and establish the dignity that all children deserve.

2400 Clermont Center Drive
Batavia OH, 45103
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Phone: (513) 732-7765
Email: KINGM04@odjfs.state.oh.us

WAIVERS, MEDICAID Assistance

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Clermont Help Me Grow
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Ron Halcomb, Project Director
Central Intake and Coordinating Site
2040 State Route P.O. Box 8
Owensville, OH 45160
513-732-5033, 513-732-5031 Fax
Email:rhalcomb@clermonthelpmegrow.com
Web: www.clermonthelpmegrow.com
Clermont Help Me Grow is a program designed to assure that newborns, infants, and toddlers in Clermont County have the best possible start in life.
Help Me Grow was created through the integration of several Birth to Three Programs. These former programs were known as Early Start, Welcome Home, and Early Intervention. These programs were combined into one program, Help Me Grow, to provide a more seamless, accessible, family friendly system to better serve children and families. The services Clermont Help Me Grow provides, now includes Prenatal Support, Ongoing Home Visitation Services, Newborn Home Visitation, and Services for Children with Developmental Concerns.
Pregnant women, newborns, infants, and toddlers under the age of three and their families are potentially eligible for services.
Help Me Grow services are voluntary and free to all residents of Clermont County.

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8920 Cheviot Rd
Cincinnati, OH 45251
(513)923-4466 fax (513)923-3796
Web: www.myy.org
Email: ataylor@cincinnatiymca.org

Autism Preschool- ABA, Speech, OT, Sensory Integration, Water Therapy, Inclusion Opportunities, low ratios

1025 Clough Pike
Cincinnati, OH 45245
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(513) 752-3521
Web: www.cloughpike.com
Our children's ministry at Clough is called "ALL STARS" because all kids are STARS in God's eyes and they are STARS in the eyes of our children's leaders and volunteers. Clough Pike offers a special
Sunday school class, “Sonshine Class”for children with disabilities. The Clough Pike Baptist Church has also allowed Families with ASD to have their monthly meetings at the Fellowship Hall for no charge.

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Dr. Ted Cole
11974 Lebanon Rd. Ste 228
Cincinnati, OH 45241
(513)563-4321
(513)563-3131 (fax)
Email: ginnyk@colecenter.com
Web: www.colecenter.com

The Cole Center For Healing offers holistic treatment of health conditions, such as, CP, stroke, MS, Lyme disease, brain injury, fibromyalgia, etc. We provide the following therapies: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), the 3 Minute IV (3MIV), chelation therapy, Acupuncture, Neurotransmitter Therapy and much more.

www.comebackjack.org

Website created by local author/father of a child with autism, Robert Parish.

982 Eastern Parkway
Louisville, KY 40217
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(502) 595-4459, ext. 271; (800)232-1160
Email: eric.friedlander@mail.state.ky.us
Web: www.chfs.ky.gov

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Kathleen C. Morris, MS, CRC, LPC, Associate Director
Southern Ohio Office
1520 Madison Road
Cincinnati, OH 45206
513- 967-5612, (513) 559-6600 FAX
E-Mail: cfmfsouthohio@yahoo.com
Web: www.cfmf.org

Have a trust accounts help individuals with disabilities enjoy a better quality of life. Benefits Ohio residents with a disability. Can be funded with inheritance, life insurance proceeds, personal injury settlements, gifts, Social Security back payments, and more. Safeguard eligibility for government benefits.

325 West 19th Street
Covington KY, 41014
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Email: walking@clcgc.org
Web: www.clcgc.org/
The program works with the whole child; that is, the childs developmental needs are addressed from a cognitive,
psychological, emotional and physical perspective. After the child is assessed by a conductor, specific goals are set for the child. Each childs route and timeline toward maximum independence depends on many factors, including the support of the family, the childs
motivation, the type and severity of the disability and the age of the child.

1146 South Third Street
Louisville, KY 40203-2997
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(502) 584-1239
Email: info@councilondd.org
Web: www.councilondd.org

Lisa Stricker
576 Centre View Blvd
Crestview Hills, KY 41017
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(859) 341-1647; (859) 341-1821
Email: lisa.stricker@fuse.net
Creative Learning Center was formed to provide a multisensory approach to academic tutoring for children with and without learning disabilities. We provide support and education to families regarding IDEA 2004 and No Child Left Behind.

3500 Madison Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45209
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(513) 731-7400
(513) 731-3978 (fax)
E-mail: hhensley@crossroadscommunity.net
Web: www.crossroadscommunity.net
Special Needs Ministry Here at Crossroads we believe that God has called us to reach out to people with Special Needs. We interview both students and volunteers to find "buddies" to be paired with the child so that they can have a consistent friend each week at Kid's Club. This "Buddy" helps the child they are paired with to connect with their community of peers and ensures that we are doing everything we can to communicate the message in a manner that these kids can understand. We believe that this arrangement blesses everyone involved! If you would like more information
about our amazing Special Needs program please contact Harmony Hensley.