Autism and AspergerSyndrome Resource Page

for Homeschooling Families

Louisville, KY area

     This page is for the provision of support and information to homeschooling families of kids with Asperger Syndrome (AS) or other Autism related disorders in the Louisville area.  Being a veteran home educator and having a son with AS, I hope to meet a need in the home schooling and general community that will give support and resources to parents who are searching for the things that best fit their child's needs.

 

     This is by no means a complete list!  If you have other resources that can be added, please contact me with the information and I will gladly add it to the list!

O.A.S.I.S. ONLINE ASPERGER SYNDROME INFORMATION AND SUPPORT 

 -LOADS of information for parents and friends of Autistic and Asperger Syndrome folks, even letters to grandparents!

WEBSITE:  http://www.udel.edu/bkirby/asperger/

Square One MD 

    We recently visited this group for testing to get a solid diagnosis because none of his doctors had actually written down Asperger's Syndrome as our son's diagnosis.

Bingham Child Guidance Center

Drs. and therapists available for families and children

852-6941...http://www.louisville.edu/medschool/psychiatry/binghamcenter/

Dr. Lehockey

phone # 452-6337

Treats special needs children for regular pediatric issues.

(3333 Bardstown Rd.)

Map located at the following link:

http://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypMap.py?Pyt=Typ&tuid=16758726&ck=678056089&tab=B2C&ycat=8571980&city=

ingsley&state=KY&uzip

=40205&country=us&msa=4520&cs=4&ed=CzJ6VK1o2TzNlBobEQIl4usLexWxqa

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The KY Autism Training Center, University of Louisville

Provides training for those who work with autistic children and adults

http://www.louisville.edu/kyautismtraining/history.html

The KY Autism Society web site:  http://www.ask-lou.org

The following letter is copied from the ASK website:

     The Autism Society of Kentuckiana (A.S.K.) holds support and informational meetings on the second Saturday of every month from 10:00 a.m. to noon at the Kentucky School for the Blind (1867 Frankfort Avenue, Louisville).

An educational program with guest   speakers is offered on alternating months.  Trained, experienced child care and light refreshments are provided at all monthly meetings.  Your membership dues help cover monthly expenses associated with our meetings and guest speakers, as well as other services provided by A.S.K., which include a quarterly newsletter, a web site   (www.ask-lou.org), and sponsorship of special events.

Please join both the Autism Society of America and A.S.K.  To reach the ASA, use this link: ASA.

We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting.
Membership Application
http://www.ask-lou.org/ASK Membership FORM.pdf
Thank you,
Danny Outland
Membership Committee Chair

Defeat Autism Now!

web site:  http://www.danconference.com/

Practitioners of DAN!

Terri Lykins, RD, LD, CNSD
915 Markham Lane
Louisville, KY 40207
ph: 502-897-7991


Judy Minogue, R.Ph. 
Click for more information
4014 Dutchman's Lane
Louisville, KY 40207
ph: 502-894-4464
fax: 502-893-4460

Families for Effective Autism Treatment

hhttp://www.featoflouisville.org/home/index.asp

Turning Point for Autism

http://www.turningpoint1.org

RDI-Relationship Development Intervention

This is a family based program that is used at home after attending training sessions.

I like the fact that it is family based.  There also consultants who work with families.

An online community for Asperger's folks!

Shop for books, videos, awareness items, and other resources at the following link!

http://www.autism-society.org/site/PageServer?pagename=storefront

*I am looking for info on the Weiskopf (sp?) Center.

 If you have any information to add to this list, send it here!