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The Lovaas Institute
www.lovaas.com
The Lovaas Institute provides behavioral treatment for children
diagnosed with ASD, utilizing the principles of applied behavior
analysis. Each child's individualized program provides comprehensive
services addressing skills necessary for communication, language,
play, socialization, academics and daily living. These intensive
in-home services are available throughout the state of Nebraska.
Learn
the Signs. Act Early.
The National Center on Birth Defects and Development Disabilities
campaign for early detection of autism by parents and doctors.
Behavenkids
Home Page
Website for Behave 'n Day Center in Omaha, Nebraska. They provide
early intervention services to children who have severe or chronic
behaviors problems.
Parent
Training & Information of Nebraska - PTI
PTI Nebraska is a statewide resource for families of children with
disabilites. (Individual Education Plans - Inclution - Positive
Behavioral Interventions - Transitions - Early Development Network
and Preschool)
Munroe-Meyer
Institute Clinical Services
The Munroe-Meyer Institute for Genetics and Rehabilitation (MMI),
on the University of Nebraska Medical Center campus, provides a
unique range of services for individuals with disabilities. The
Munroe-Meyer Institute provides comprehensive medical and related
health care services through interdisciplinary clinics and evaluations,
or single discipline assessments and treatment. These services are
provided within MMI, at the Nebraska Health System, in outreach
clinics in the Omaha area, and throughout Nebraska.
Answers4Families
Homepage
The mission of Answers4Families is:
to provide information, opportunities for dialogue, education, and
support to Nebraskans with special needs and their families; by
developing and providing Internet resources; and by encouraging
others to do the same.
The
DRM Regional Resource Directory: Nebraska
The Disability Resource Monthly (DRM) State Resource Directory.
Offers links to various disability oranizations throughout the state
of Nebraska.
NICHCY
Nebraska State Sheet
The National Information Center for Chidlren and Youth with Disabilities
(NICHCY)'s Natioanl Dissemination Center for Chidlren with Disabilities.
Resources and information including resources and links in Nebraska.
ARC
of NE
The Arc of Nebraska is committed to helping children and adults
with disabilities secure the opportunity to choose and realize their
goals of where and how they learn, live, work and play.
Autism
Spectrum Disorders
The Nebraska ASD Network provides consultation and develops and
disseminates information focused on building the capacity of school
districts, families and communities to support children across the
autism spectrum in typical school, home and community settings.
The Nebraska ASD Network does not promote one method or a single
approach. Information and training on a variety of strategies and
treatment methods are provided so educators and family members have
the resources to address the specific needs of each child from the
date of diagnosis to age 21.
Northeast Regional
Autism Service Department
S.E. Nebraska
Autism Support Team About Autism
Western Region ASD
Metro
Region ASD
Client
Assistance Program
The Nebraska Client Assistance Program (CAP) is a free service to
help you find solutions if you are having problems with any of the
following programs: Vocational Rehabilitation, Nebraska Commission
for the Blind and Visually Impaired, Centers for Independent Living,
or Worknet.CAP acts independently of any agency which provides services
to you.
North
American Riding for the Handicapped Association - NARHA.org
NARHA is a national non-profit organization that promotes the benefit
of the horse for individuals with physical, emotional and learning
disabilities. Provides a list of NARHA in the Nebraska area.
NE
Advocacy Services
The Protection and Advocacy (P&A) System are congressionally
mandated, legally-based disability rights agencies. P&A agencies
have the authority to provide legal representation and other advocacy
services, under all federal and state laws, to all people with disabilities
(based on a system of priorities for services).
The Joshua School
We are a school for children with autism called The Joshua School
in Denver, CO serving students ages 18 months to 12 years old. Our
strategies are based in Applied Behavior Analysis and Relationship
Development Intervention. Our website is www.joshuaschool.org.
2900 S. University Blvd Denver, CO 80210 e-mail: thejoshuaschool@yahoo.com
PH: 720.252.5600
Great Plains Laboratory, Inc
http://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/home.htm
AFN
http://www.afnlincoln.org/index.htm
The mission and purpose of the Autism Family Network is to promote
meaningful relationships among families touched by autism.
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