Whether you are an old hat at all the “tisms” (as Leta calls autism), or a new parent who just received that diagnosis, there are resources to help you. Links on these pages are not sponsored.

(If you have a resource we should add to the resource lists below, reach out and let us know. We will add it.)

Suddenly thrown into a world with weird acronyms everyone expects you to know? Does it seem like everyone around you is speaking a secret code? Do you just need a book or two (or twenty) that you can read that will teach you all about the Autism Community, different therapies, different medical specialties, and about the community in general? This is the list for you.

Does your child love the Arts? Do you love the Arts? Are you looking for a way to give back to the Arts and support Autistic-Led, Autistic-Informed Art Programs for artists on the Spectrum? From pencils and paper to the bright lights of the stage, these nonprofits combine the fun of the Arts and autism.

Of course a podcast’s list of resources would have a list of podcasts. These podcasts span the spectrum: from podcasts from providers, to podcasts by parents, to podcasts by autistic people themselves, there is a podcast for everyone on this list.

Do you feel like your barely treading water? Do you feel like there is a cheat code somewhere that if you just knew it, your life would be easier? From coaching programs for neurotypical parents to coaching for autistic people, to support and community groups, these providers and organizations are here to make sure that you never feel alone.

Never heard of an IEP? Don’t know the ins and outs of IEPS? Feeling totally overwhelmed and like no one is in your child’s corner except you? Check out these resources about IEPs and a list of IEP Advocates across the country.

Jobs and joblessness is a common issue within the autistic community. These businesses aren’t “autistic only”, but are known for their willingness to learn and understand the accommodations their employees need.