• A Guide for Military Families - covers topics such as accessing services through TriCare, transitioning your child’s services from one duty station to another, and many other issues specific to military families.

• A Guide to Safety - addresses safety concerns, safety planning, and resources. It is broken down into sections for childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.

• A Parent’s Guide to Research - walks parents through how to read and dissect research and determine validity. There are so many things we read online; it is important as a parent to be able to determine what is accurate and what is not.

• A Parent’s Guide to Assessment - walks parents through which assessments may be completed for their child with autism, what the results of those assessments may mean, how to read reports, and which providers will provide services. This is a great resource to break down the jargon and simplify the complex nature of assessments.

• Autism, My Sibling and Me - for young siblings of individuals with autism

• Life as an Autism Sibling: A Guide for Teens - for teen siblings of individuals with autism

• Brothers, Sisters and Autism: A Parent’s Guide to Supporting Siblings

• College Guide for Students on the Spectrum - covers the transition from high school to college, self-advocacy and disclosure, academic supports, daily routines/structure, social relationships, jobs, internships, and financial aid.

• Guide for Transition to Adulthood - for families and self-advocates as they prepare to transition to adulthood. It covers such topics as early planning, independent living, employment, post-secondary education, collaboration and services.

• Understanding Autism: An Employer’s Guide - for employers: addresses support for your employee with autism, including maximizing current support systems, orienting your employment, giving feedback for improvement, etc.

• Kit for Kids: Peer Teaching Kit - A kit of materials for training peers about autism, its characteristics, and how to support diverse learners they interact with. This kit comes with visual supports, workbooks, lesson materials and an optional online component.

• Educator Professional Development Kit (Curriculum in a Box) - This kit provides professional development tools for educational teams. It includes all of the educator’s guides from the Organization for Autism Research, information on accessing online training tools and videos, and an educator fact sheet. The videos are also available on flash drive within the kit.

• Job Coaching Strategies: Kit including a book and DVDs: Focuses on the successful supported employment of Nick, a young man with multiple disabilities
• ABCs of Emotional Behavioral Disorder: outlines a best practice approach to successfully integrate elementary and middle school EBD student into the
• Social Networks: depicts real-life scenarios of individuals with complex communications needs across the lifespan
• Autism Times Two: an educational DVD about a family with two sons who have autism
• Managing Threatening Confrontations: helps educators learn how to manage threatening behaviors through a five-stage framework

• Behaviors with Friends
• Teach2Play - Volumes 1-4: Basic Play (ages 0-6), Core Play (ages 1-8), Intermediate Play (ages 2-8), & Advanced Play (ages 3-10)
• WH Questions! Volumes 1-4: Where? Why? What? & Who?
• Nouns! Volume 1: Body Parts
• Prepositions!
• Pronouns!
• Verbs!
• Social Skills - Volumes 1-3: Sharing & Taking Turns, Conversations with Friends, and Emotions, Feelings & Empathy
• Language Builder Picture Nouns: software with printable resources