Our mission is to enable people with developmental disabilities to lead healthy, independent and productive lives to the fullest extent possible, to promote the full exercise of their rights as citizens of their communities, state and country; and, to promote the integrity and well-being of their families

Special Education Attorney with 45 years experience and Child Advocates who advise and assist families with disability issues involving Schools , Department of Human Services, and Social Security.

Represents families in all areas of disability/education law, including : IEPs; Due Process Hearings: 504 Issues; Behavioral problems; and Social Security.

Can also provide research assistance through through access to the Special Education Connection (IDLER)facilities.

SoonerStart is Oklahoma's early intervention program, and is designed to meet the needs of infants and toddlers with disabilities from birth to three and their families. SoonerStart is an interagency program with collaboration between the Oklahoma State Department of Education, Oklahoma Department of Health, Oklahoma Department of Human Services, Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, and the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth. The Oklahoma State Department of Education serves as the lead agency for this program.

Easter Seals provides exceptional services to ensure that people living with autism and other disabilities have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play.

10 years experience in the field of Developmental Delay. Familiar with ABA, Floortime, DTT-NET, and Verbal Behavior. Experience with IEP's, Behavioral Assessments, and the ABLLS Curriculum.

I provide ABA (applied behavior anlaysis) therapy to children with autism.

Providing high quality autism services.

The website has a lot of great information. It is a MUST see!

As the primary agency dedicated to disability services in Oklahoma, we offer a wide range of programs for approximately 87,000 individuals each year. We help employers recruit qualified employees who really want to work. We assist students, parents and educational staff in public schools, as well as those attending our residential schools. DRS also determines medical eligibility for Social Security disability benefits and operates dozens of programs that help Oklahomans lead more independent, productive lives.

As you surf the pages of "DRS Online," please check out our Disability Resource Guide, which shares 950 pages of program descriptions and contact information designed to help Oklahomans solve disability-related problems. Also be sure to visit our Oklahoma Disability Statistics page for general facts and figures regarding disability in our state. We hope you will visit us again soon to find out more about the agency and the productive, capable citizens we serve.

Governmental Agency, Information and Support, Medical and Diagnostic, Service Provider
Special Education, Dept. of Edu., 2500 North Lincoln Blvd. Rm. 411
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73105-4599
(405) 522-5167 (Main Phone)
Terry Johnsen
(800) 426-2747 (Toll Free in State)
Fax number:
E-Mail address: Terry.Johnsen@okdhs.org

The Tulsa Autism Foundation is proud to be part of the Tulsa Community Foundation, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. The Tulsa Autism Foundation opened its doors in 2005, with the mission of meeting the needs of individuals and families affected by autism and related neurological disorders, to improve quality of life. The Tulsa Autism Foundation focuses on providing programming that supports its mission in a variety of ways, including community awareness and outreach, early screening and intervention, safety, parent and professional information and training as well as family support and
on-site resources.