“Advocating for Autism Friendly Care” can help individuals with autism and the professionals that support them understand ways to feel more empowered to advocate for their needs in relation to big systems, including healthcare and educational settings.

“Autism Foundations” provides a basic framework for understanding the diagnostic components of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), common myths/misconceptions, the diagnostic process, and typical challenges that families may face before/during/after the process of receiving a diagnosis. This offering is suitable for any professional working with those with autism but may not feel command over what autism is.

“Creating an Autism Friendly Organization” provides concrete guidance to professionals looking to offer more respectful, competent, and empathetic service to those with autism.

“Disability Etiquette Among Colleagues” helps professionals to understand how to demonstrate courtesy and respect to those in the workplace who may navigate the world differently than others, either in terms of physical or neurodevelopmental disability.

“Supporting Families After an Autism Diagnosis” provides professionals with a clear understanding of the types of resources and supports available to families after an autism diagnosis is made. This offering is suitable for any professional seeking to deepen their ability to competently serve individuals with autism and their families.