COVID-19 Resources & Updates
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VIDEOS
- Three Steps to Ease the Mind
- Alternatives for ‘NO’
- Game Time
- Get Moving!
- Outdoor Fitness
- Post It Notes Activity
- Physical Activity
- Physical Therapy Activity
- Social Story Time
- Stretching
- The Mental Strategist
- Adventures | to the Zoo & Disneyland
- 20 Virtual Field Trips to Take with Your Kids | Adventures in Familyhood
- Fun at Home | Bellaire PT
- Fun Activities To Do At Home | Avilo Pediatrics
- Texas Coronavirus Relief Bill | Rental Assistance Program
WEBSITE LINKS
- 150+ Educational Shows on Netflix | Homeschool Hideout
- 150+ Enrichment Activities for Children While Parents are Working Remotely | Enrichment Activities for Kids
- Association of University Centers of Disabilities | www.aucd.org
- Breezy Special Ed | breezyspecialed.com
- Coronavirus Social Story | Free Printable
- Fort Bend County Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) | Information | Application
- Free Access Request for Closed Schools | BrainPOP.com
- Education Companies Offering Free Subscriptions Due to School Closings | kidsactivitiesblog.com
- Hope and Healing Center – Corona Virus Mental Health Help Resource List www.hopeandhealingcenter.org
- Parents Tool Kit | www.autismspeaks.org
- PrAACtical Resources: Dealing with the Covid-19 Pandemic | PrAACtical AAC
- Preparing the Disability Community for Disasters and Other Emergencies | Texas A&M University
- Teaching Remotely for Grades K – 12 | Free Resources and Strategies
- Tele social skills for those with autism, ADD and social anxiety | incuentro.com
- Healthy boundaries for families during COVID-19 | bankrate.com
Government Resources (National/State/Local)
- Centers for Disease Control (CDC) | www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov
- COVID-19 Resources Child Care | Texas Workforce Commission www.twc.texas.gov
- Exhaustive List For COVID-19 Resources | COVID-19 Resource Center www.donorbox.org
- Fort Bend County Health and Human Services | www.fbchealth.org/ncov
- Fort Bend County Homeland Security and Emergency Management | www.fbcoem.org
- Houston Health Department | www.houstontx.gov/health
- Houston Department of Emergency Management | www.houstonoem.org
- Pandemic-EBT (P-EBT) Due to COVID-19 | Texas Health and Human Services | www.hhs.texas.gov
- Texas Department of Health and Human Services | www.texas.gov/coronavirus
- Texas Education Agency | www.tea.texas.gov/texas-schools/safe-and-healthy-schools
- World Health Organization | www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019
Other Sources of Assistance
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) Closed My Child’s School: Is the School Required to Make Up Missed Services Wright’s Law – FAPE
- Know your risk during covid-19 with this Risk Chart | Safe or risky activities of exposure.
ADDITIONAL SUPPORT AND SERVICES
- Brazos Bend Guardianship Services
- Provide incapacitated and disabled adults and their families with legal guardianship, money management, and adult guardianship education
- Be An Angel
- Improve the quality of life for children with multiple disabilities or profound deafness by providing needed adaptive equipment and select services.
- Brookwood Community
- Day Program – Providing Spiritual, Educational & Vocational Opportunities for Adults with Special Needs.
- Challenges to Triumphs
- Behavioral Supports and Services
- Consolidated Planning Group
- Special Needs Financial Planning
- Delivering Jobs
- An inclusion campaign dedicated to creating pathways to one million employment and leadership opportunities for people with autism, intellectual and/or developmental differences.
- Free Counseling and Case management resource
- TEXANS RECOVERING TOGETHER COVID OUTREACH – 936-521-6331
- Hope and Healing Center
- Corona Virus Mental Health Help Resource List
- Missouri City Family Counseling
- Now Offering Online Testing and Evaluations. For more information or to schedule an evaluation.
- Email: info@missouricityfamilies.com
- Call: (832) 500-3563
- Now Offering Online Testing and Evaluations. For more information or to schedule an evaluation.
- New Danville
- High Functioning Special Needs Community
- Next Step Academy
- Day Treatment Center for Children with Autism
- Resume Builder
- Resume and Employment guide for people with disabilities
- Social Motion Skills
- Social skills training focused on personal development
- Stacy Badon
- STCH Ministries for Family Counseling
- A free resource in the Fort Bend community. They are faith-based and certified.
- (361) 575-5151
- A free resource in the Fort Bend community. They are faith-based and certified.
- Texana Center
- Tim Jones, Transition Coordinator Authority Division (Admissions):
- Tim.jones@texanacenter.com
- 281-239-1387
- Tim Jones, Transition Coordinator Authority Division (Admissions):
- United Way Bright Beginnings
ADVOCACY
- Autism Advocacy
- Disability Rights Texas –Supported Decision Making Alternative
- Makris Law Firm, P.C. –Advocate for Social Security Disability / Supplemental Social Security Benefits
- Partners Resource Network – Empowerment Through Education
COLLEGE PROGRAMS AND CONTACTS
- El Paso Community College, El Paso, Texas: Project HIGHER
- https://www.epcc.edu/Services/csd/project-higher
- Rick Razo, Educational Coach:(915)240-8393 – rrazo1959@gmail.com
- Rosa Lopez, Project Manager: Rlope264@epcc.edu
- Project HIGHER is an innovative program that assists individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (ages 18-25) in El Paso County to complete a level-one certificate at EPCC and find employment in their area of study.
- https://www.epcc.edu/Services/csd/project-higher
- Lone Star College-Montgomery, Conroe, Texas- LifePATH
- http://www.lonestar.edu/lifePATH.htm
- Montisha Hines-Goosby, Director:(936)271-6148- MC-lifepath@lonestar.edu
- Lone Star College LifePATH is a four-year comprehensive model of post-secondary educational opportunities for students who have disabilities that affect executive functioning. LifePATH focuses on academic readiness, social expectations, and career exploration.
- http://www.lonestar.edu/lifePATH.htm
- Lone Star College- Tomball, Tomball, Texas- LifePATH
- http://www.lonestar.edu/lifePATH.htm
- Anne Ginnett:(281)655-3630- TC-lifePATH@LoneStar.edu
- Lone Star College LifePATH is a four-year comprehensive model of post-secondary educational opportunities for students who have disabilities that affect executive functioning. LifePATH focuses on academic readiness, social expectations, and career exploration.
- http://www.lonestar.edu/lifePATH.htm
- University of North Texas, Denton, Texas- UNTWise Applied Learning Lab
- Transition Services and Summer Camps: https://wise.unt.edu/
- Lucy Gafford, Director:(940)891-6769- gafford@unt.edu
- Transition Services and Summer Camps: https://wise.unt.edu/
- University of North Texas, Denton Texas- UNT ELEVAR
- https://elevar.unt.edu
- Brenda L. Barrio, Ph.D.:(940)891-6800- elevar@unt.edu
- UNT Elevar (Empower, Learn, Excel, enVision, Advance, Rise) is a four-year inclusive postsecondary education program for students with intellectual disabilities (ID). Following the definition of the program’s name, ELEVAR [lift, soar, rise, in Spanish], the program’s vision is to empower young adults with ID who wish to continue postsecondary education (PSE) to become self-determined, independent, and healthy adults readied for integrated competitive employment. Most importantly, the UNT ELEVAR program welcomes young adults with I/DD to be part of the Mean Green family experience. UNT ELEVAR will seek the Comprehensive Transition Program accreditation from the U.S. Department of Education.
- https://elevar.unt.edu
- University of North Texas, Denton, Texas- UNT ENGAGE
- https://neurodiversity.unt.edu/unt-engage
- (940)565-4203- engage@unt.edu
- ENGAGE serves neurodivergent students enrolled at UNT with reaching their academic and vocational goals through person-centered planning and individualized services. Students participate in assessment and planning meetings to identify personal, academic, and vocational goals.
- https://neurodiversity.unt.edu/unt-engage
- UT Austin, Austin, Texas- E4 Texas, Texas Center for Disability Services
- https://disabilitystudies.utexas.edu/e4texas
- Joe Tate: joetate@utexas.edu- (512)232-0772
- Jigna Patel: patel@utexas.edu– (512)232-0773
- E4Texas is for people who are 18 years and older and have graduated from high school, or have a GED, and want to be a Personal Care Attendant. This program has training for food handler’s certificates.
- https://disabilitystudies.utexas.edu/e4texas
- UT Austin, Austin, Texas- UT Informal Classes
- https://informal.utexas.edu/adults-intellectual-and-developmental-disabilities
- Jon Pierce: jonps@austin.utexas.edu– (512)232-4137
- UT Informal Classes offers continuing education classes that are designed for students with intellectual disabilities. Time in each class includes meeting with other UT students! Students may also be supported to participate in over 100 additional continuing education courses.
- https://informal.utexas.edu/adults-intellectual-and-developmental-disabilities
- Palo Alto College, San Antonio, Texas- Project Access
- http://www.alamo.edu/pac/dss
- Cindy Morgan, Senior Coordinator for Disability Support Services: Cgibbs3@alamo.edu– (210)486-3020
- Project Access is a unique program offered to individuals with documented intellectual disabilities. It is designed to support students to access postsecondary education in order to develop skills for gainful employment.
- http://www.alamo.edu/pac/dss
- Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas- LEAP Summer Program
- https://cdd.tamu.edu/education/project-leap/
- Shaunta Singer – ssinger@tamu.edu- (979)845-1256
- The Leadership, Employability, and Advocacy Project (LEAP) will select 30 youth, aged 14-22 at each event, from qualified applicants across the State of Texas. To be selected, applicants must be between the ages of 14-22 at the time of the event, be entering 8th-12th grade during the school year, and must not have graduated/left high school or a district post-secondary program. Students in post-secondary programs such as 18+ are also strongly encouraged to apply!
- https://cdd.tamu.edu/education/project-leap/
- Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas- Aggie ACHIEVE
- https://aggieachieve.tamu.edu
- Olivia R. Hester, Program Director: aggieachieve@tamu.edu-(979)458-1593
- Aggie ACHIEVE (Academic Courses in Higher Inclusive Education and Vocational Experiences) is a four-year inclusive higher education program for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to expand their interests and prepare for inclusive employment in the community.
- https://aggieachieve.tamu.edu
- Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas- PATHS
- http://paths.tamu.edu
- Tracy Glass: tglass@tamu.edu-(979)845-4461
- The PATHS Certificate Program (Postsecondary Access and Training in Human Services) leads to a successful career as a Direct Support Professional General (DSP-G), a Direct Support Para-Paraprofessional (DSP-P) or a Child Care Professional (CCP).
- http://paths.tamu.edu
- Texas A&M University, San Antonio, Texas- Tu Casa
- http://paths.tamu.edu
- Mariya Davis: mdavis@tamusa.edu- (210)784-2517
- The TU CASA model is designed to provide students with intellectual disabilities a true university experience while gaining the skills and knowledge needed to transition to independent adult lives. TU CASA addresses the critical needs in the community by establishing a sustainable program that: (a) provides 18 months of fully inclusive PSE opportunities with access to typical and specialized A&M-SA services and supports; (b) offers a meaningful credential upon completion that addresses academic, employment, and independent living domains; (c) utilizes a person-centered approach to meet unique student needs and enhance their quality of life; (d) employs comprehensive program evaluation; and (e) includes a plan for replication on regional and state levels.
- http://paths.tamu.edu
- West Texas A&M University, Canyon, Texas- Where the Learning Continues (WTLC)
- http://wtamu.edu/wtlc
- Andrea Porter: aporter@wtamu.edu– (806)651-2037
- Where the Learning Continues (WTLC) at West Texas A&M University is a higher education experience committed to empowering stuents with intellectual disabilities by strengthening their academic knowledge, social skills, and unique abilities in a way that nurtures confidence and inspire independence.
- http://wtamu.edu/wtlc
- Tarrant County College- First Choice
- http://www.tccd.edu/academics/cie/preparatory-education/transitional-skills
- Dr. Vickie Moss: VACOCHIA.MOSS@tccd.edu– (817)515-2500
- The First Choice Program on Southeast Campus empowers you with the tools you need to confront challenges as you transition from dependency to independent living. We also provide specialized training and education if you want to enhance your livelihood without taking standard college courses.
- http://www.tccd.edu/academics/cie/preparatory-education/transitional-skills
- Austin Community College, Austin, Texas- ACC STEPS
- http://austincc.wixsite.com/accsteps
- Christine Price: cprice12@austincc.edu– (512)223-7856
- ACC STEPS is a two-year program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities interested in gaining skills to enter the workforce or continue to develop their education.
- http://austincc.wixsite.com/accsteps
- Arlington Baptist University, Arlington, Texas- Green Oaks Life Prep
- https://www.greenoaksinc.org/programs/green-oaks-life-prep.cfm
- Jean Jewell: lifeprep@greenoaksschool.org– (817)861-5000
- Three-year intensive training program focused on independent living skills, skill-based training in horticulture and culinary arts/hospitality industries and applied learning through internships.
- https://www.greenoaksinc.org/programs/green-oaks-life-prep.cfm
- Alvin Community College, Alvin, Texas- STRIVE
- http://www.alvincollege.edu/CEWD/Vocational-Training
- Mary Vlahovich: STRIVE@alvincollege.edu- (281)756-5714
- STRIVE is a two-year college program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The program provides vocational training with the end goal of the student obtaining a job. This is not an accredited college degree program.
- http://www.alvincollege.edu/CEWD/Vocational-Training
- Houston Community College, Houston, Texas- VAST Academy
- http://VAST.hccs.edu
- Sue Moraska: sue.moraska@hccs.edu- (713)718-6832
- VAST Academy provides post-secondary transition programs and comprehensive support services which lead to meaningful credentials, employment and independence for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities on three campuses of Houston Community College. Opportunities indluce vocational certificates, pre-college and freshman success “bridge” courses, career readiness credentials, internships and employment assistance offered through an inclusive, relevant, and affordable avenue.
- http://VAST.hccs.edu
- Dallas College, El Centro Campus, Dallas, Texas- The Moving On/Next Step Program
- https://alt.elcentrocollege.edu/programs/continuing-education-next-step-moving-on
- Thomas Murray: (214)860-5940
- This program is specifically designed for students with learning disabilities. Courses are intended to prepare students for the workplace by teaching them interpersonal skills and basic work-related academic and computer skills, along with essential career awareness and job search skills needed for independence. Classes span from two to four semesters, based on individual needs and scheduling requirements. Student eligibility is determined by an interview/assessment conducted by the program coordinator. To ensure individual success and educational effectiveness, enrollment is limited to 14 students per class.
- https://alt.elcentrocollege.edu/programs/continuing-education-next-step-moving-on
- Dallas College, Richland Campus, Dallas, Texas- Richardson ISD Transition Partnership
- https://www.dcccd.edu/resources/disability-services/pages/default.aspx
- Keysha McCloud: kmccloud@dcccd.edu– (972)238-6180/(972)238-6372
- Richland has a partnership with Richardson ISD. Students with IDD have the option to transition to college, while still recieving support from the school district. Students attend classes on Tuesday and Thursday on the college campus. Students take 2-3 classes and recieve tutoring. Additionally, the TRI program is available, which was designed for students with TBI. Students with IDD are allowed to take some of these coures too.
- https://www.dcccd.edu/resources/disability-services/pages/default.aspx
- Lee College, Baytown, Texas- Life Skills for Intellectually Disabled Students
- www.lee.edu/workforce/ce/enrichment-rec-fitness/
- https://www.highered.texas.gov/apps/IDD/
- Lauren Oehler: laoehler@lee.edu– (281)425-6457
- Designed for the developmentally disabled adult to enrich and enhance adult life, this course provides students with a wide variety of skills, including functional skills in computer technology, basic math and reading, and leisure time activities. Students must be 21 years of age or older and NOT enrolled in public school. Beginners and/or returning students are welcome. Pre-registration with Lee College Center for Workforce and Community Development is required before attending class.
- Navarro College, Corsicana, Texas- The Elevate Program
- https://www.highered.texas.gov/apps/IDD/
- Micaela Herndon EdD: micaela.herndon@navarrocollege.edu– (972)923-6440
- The Elevate Program serves students with cognitive and learning disabilities, ages 18-21, who are enrolled in local K-12 schools. They spend half a day attending classes at Navarro College and half a day on a job site. During their time on campus at Navarro College, students take courses that focus on improving work-related reading and communication skills. Additionally, students are enrolled in a physical activity course. Upon completion of all courses, a Continuing Education Certificate of Completion for Marketable Skills will be awarded.
- https://www.highered.texas.gov/apps/IDD/
- Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas- Connections for Academic Success and Employment (CASE Program)
- https://www.depts.ttu.edu/burkhartcenter/case/
- Taylor Fidler: taylor.fidler@ttu.edu– (806)742-4561
- The CASE Program assists students with autism and other developmental disabilities to navigate college, to empower them to reach their postsecondary academic goals, and to find competitive employment after graduation. The CASE Program offers an innovative college support program for students diagnosed with autism and other developmental disabilities pursuing an academic degree at Texas Tech University or South Plains College in West Texas. With the support of the Burkhart Center for Autism Education Research, CASE provides research-based, customized supports for students to facilitate their successful transition to college and the entrance into competitive employment after graduation.
- https://www.depts.ttu.edu/burkhartcenter/case/
- The University of Oklahoma- SOONER WORKS
- https://www.ou.edu/education/centers-and-partnerships/zarrow/sooner-works
- Contact: soonerworks@ou.edu– (405)325-4543
- Sooner Works is a transition program at the University of Oklahoma for students with an intellectual disability. It provides an integrated postsecondary educational and employment experience.
- https://www.ou.edu/education/centers-and-partnerships/zarrow/sooner-works
- Highline College, Kent, Washington- ACHIEVE Program
- https://achieve.highline.edu/
- Contact: achieve@highline.edu- (206)592-3526
- ACHIEVE is a comprehensive post-secondary transition program that includes credit and non-credit classes, intensive advising, involvement in campus life, community-based internships, and assistance with job placement.
- https://achieve.highline.edu/
- Additional Texas College Information:
- https://www.highered.texas.gov/plan-pay-complete-college/exploring-college-options/
- https://www.appliedbehavioranalysisprograms.com/colleges-for-students-autism/
- Additional Out of State Programs:
- https://thinkcollege.net/
EDUCATION
- 365 BOOK
- ACHIEVE Fort Bend County | Academic Resources
- Collaborative for Children | Early Education in Greater Houston
- Focus Academy | Resources for Academic Success
- Gateway America Preparatory | Focused on Development of the Whole Child
- Kn.I.L.E. Center, LLC | Resources for Academic Success
- Launch Academy | Resources for Academic Success
- Learning Rx Sugar Land | Resources for Academic Success
- Learning Continuum
- Resource Guide on Higher Education for People with Disabilities | Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities
- Shady Oak Primary School
FINANCIAL AID
- Autism Rescue Angels | Financial support for families living with autism
- F.A.C.E.S. | Foundation for Autism Care | Education and Services
- KNOWAutism | Support for families living with autism and other disabilities
- T.A.C.A. | Talk About Curing Autism | Grant Opportunity
- United Healthcare Children’s Foundation | Grant Opportunity
- The Huckleberry Foundation
- The Lellow Foundation
HEALTHCARE
- AccessHealth
- “Dedicated to excellence in providing integrated healthcare services to improve the quality of life in the communities we serve.”
- Ascend Behavior
- Assessment Services at Missouri City Family Counseling
- BWC Healthcare | Assistance to those seeking self-direction with Medicaid service
- Dentist (Special Needs)
- Dentist (Special Needs) | Katy
- Hope For Autism
- Houston Specialty Clinic | Sleep Specialists
- Mental Health America of Fort Bend County | Mental Health Care and Resources
- MedCare Pediatric Group | Pediatric Therapy and Nursing
- Modern Dentistry & Orthodontics
- Night Light Pediatric Urgent Care
- Orthodontist
- Heather Brown, D.D.S.
- Special Kids Care | Pediatric Home Health Specialists
- Texas Children’s Hospital
HOUSING
Emergency Shelters and other Housing Options
- Houston Housing Authority
- 713-260-0500
- Emergency Housing For Seniors
- Shelters for Adults and Families
- Fort Bend County Affordable, Accessible and Integrated Housing Options
- Tax Credit/Low-Income Housing
- Housing- Community Resources
- Housing & Shelters
- Affordable Housing
- Homeless Prevention and Re-Housing Program
- Social Services Living Assistance
- Coalition for the Homeless
- 713-739-7514
- Emergency Shelter; Star of Hope
- 2575 Reed Rd, Houston, TX 77051
- Phone number: 713-222-2220 (call beforehand to verify if there are openings)
- Fort Bend County Affordable Apartment
- Emergency Shelter: Fort Bend Family Promise
- 4645 Cartwright Road, Missouri City, TX 77459
- 281-403-3923
- Wayne Bergstrom Center of Hope – Conroe
- 936-828-4022
- Family Promise of Lake Houston – Humble 77338
- 281-446-2615
- The Salvation Army Center of Hope – Men’s Shelter
- 1717 Congress
- 713-223-8889
- The Salvation Army – Conroe
- 304 Avenue E, 77301
- 936-760-2440
- The Salvation Army Family – Residence Shelter
- 713-650-6530
- Houston Furniture Bank
- 713-842-9771
- Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC)/DONATION FACILITY
- 713-869-3551
- Fort Bend County Housing facilities list with a number of vacancies
- Fort Bend Health & Human Services
- Homeless System: Assistence offering homelessness prevention, and re-housing.
- Homelessness and the Digital Divide
INFORMATIVE
- Airline Passengers with Disabilities Information
- Association of University Centers of Disabilities – A network of interdisciplinary centers advancing policy and practice for and with individuals with developmental and other disabilities, their families, and communities
- Arc of Fort Bend – Advocacy, support, and services for Fort Bend families living with autism and other disabilities
- Autism Parenting Magazine
- Autism Society Texas Resources –Advocacy, education, information & referrals, support, and community, at national, state & local levels
- Care Connection, Aging & Disability Resource Center, 855-937-2372
- Directory of Community Resources in Texas
- Easter Seals
- Family to Family Network:
- Information on various systems, referrals to community resources, training events on various disability topics
- FEAT : Families for Effective Autism Treatment
- Resources and providing information about Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
- Frequently Used Taxonomies
- Various resource categories for your needs
- Holiday Printable
- Homelessness and the Digital Divide:
- Hope For Autism: an insurance reference guide for parents & caregivers
- Reach for Kids Resource Guide
- Safety.com
- Searching 211 Texas Step-by-step:
- “211 Texas, a program of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, is committed to helping Texas citizens connect with the services they need”
- Social Security: How to Qualify
- Special Family Transitions
- Providing Special Needs Divorce Consulting, Coaching and support
- Texas Project First
- TEA resources for parents and families of students with disabilities
SPORTS AND RECREATION
- Baseball – Dream League
- Baseball – League of Champions
- Camp Aranzazu
- Unique camping, environmental education, and retreat experiences for adults and children with chronic illnesses and disabilities
- Camp Blessing
- Christian summer camp ministry designed for children with special needs
- Camp CAMP
- Recreational programming for children and adults with developmental, intellectual, medical, behavioral, and physical disabilities.
- Camp Resources
- Camps For Teens
- Challenge Air
- Flight Experience for Special Needs Children
- DePasquale Travel
- Disability-Friendly Backyard for Kids
- Disney Planning – For a child with disabilities or special needs
- Easter Seals – Camps
- Easter Seals- Extracurricular Activities
- Elijah’s Retreat
- Fort Bend Impact Cheer, Fit, & Tumble
- Fort Bend Martial Arts Academy
- The First Tee
- Golf Lessons for Youth & Special Needs Children
- Horseback Riding Therapy
- Horseback Riding Therapy – Reining Strength
- Houston Swim Club
- Katy Wolf Pack – Special Olympics Texas Team
- Lone Star Karate
- Morgan Wonderland (special needs children)
- Sailing Angels Foundation
- Special Olympics – Arc of Fort Bend
- Texas Swim Academy
- TUTS – The River (special needs children)
- Waves of Impact – Surf Camp
- We Rock the Spectrum – Kids’ Gym
- Camp DRIVE- Offers a traditional camp experience to individuals and developmental disabilities
THERAPY
- Ascend Behavior (ABA & Counseling)
- Action Behaviors
- ALOHA Behavior Telehealth Website
- APARA Autism Center
- Avilo
- Michelle Atanu, OTR (Occupation Therapy)
- Behavioral Innovations (ABA)
- Bluebonnet Autism PLLC
- Sonia Malhotra, M.A., BCBA, LBA
- BlueSprig – ABA Therapy
- Building Blocks Texas ABA
- Scout Cobb, M. Ed., BCBA, LBA
- Butterfly Effects
- Transforming Lives Through ABA Therapy
- Camp Worth
- Fast Track ABA Center
- Samantha Katchy, M.A., BCBA, LBA
- Growing Speech
- Kids Connect Occupational Therapy, LLC
- Life Skills Autism Academy – Katy
- Learning Continuum – Katy
- Frank Carle, M.A., BCBA
- MedCare Pediatric Group
- Pediatric Therapy and Nursing
- Neurologic Music Therapy
- RiverKids Pediatric Home Health
- Pediatric Home Care
- Sensory Solutions 4 Kids, Inc
- Gayle Evans, MOT, OTR
- Spectacular Kids ABA Therapy & Consulting, LLC
- Stokan, Jaggers & Associates
- Sugar Bend Center – Mental Health Specialists
- Sugar Land Speech and Language
- Teach ABA Learning Center
- Texana Children’s Center for Autism
- Gina Mouser, M.Ed. Special Education/Autism Intervention
- Texas Cares Autism
- The Next Step Academy
- A Day Treatment Center for Children with Autism
- The Speech and Learning Center
- Therapy and Beyond