ACI Learning Centers offer direct center-based Applied Verbal Behavior instruction to children on the autism spectrum. We capture a child's motivation to teach functional skills, including communication, adaptive, play, and socialization. We individualize programs and measure progress with the ABLLS-R and the VB-MAPP.

This support group is for families of children that have Autism spectrum disorders in Stillwater and surrounding areas. This is a great place to network with other families. We invite guest speakers to discuss topics of interest to the group. We also provide services for the entire family. We have a sibling support group which meets at the same time in the same location. No one is left out. Respite is provided (no age limit). All are welcome!

Special Education/Disability Attorney with 45 years experience. Founder of Disability Advocates of Oklahoma, PLLC.

Oklahoma ABLE Tech's Mission is to facilitate systems change to enhance the provision of, access to and funding for assistive technology so that individuals with disabilities can achieve their greatest potential.

Programs and services include:

-Assistive technology information and referral
-Advocacy
-Training
-Equipment Connection (adaptive equipment for resale)
-Assistive tech demonstration labs at independent living centers
-Electronic discussion list
-Publications including Oklahoma Funding for AT
-Information on AT solutions for many needs

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

The Oklahoma Autism Network is committed to improving the outcomes and quality
of life for individuals with autism and their families through education, professional development, advocacy, and systems change while respecting individual preferences, adhering to research and best practices, and promoting community inclusion.

Oklahoma Parents Center is a statewide project that provides training and information for parents.

Parent centers-Parent Training and Information centers (PTIs) – serve families of children and young adults from birth to age 22 with all disabilities: physical, mental, learning, emotional, and attention deficit disorders.

Parent Training and Information Center

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.