Autism Speaks Tool Kits
Autism Speaks has developed a variety of tool kits or guides to help people with autism and their families throughout the lifespan.
- 100 Day Kit for Families of Newly Diagnosed Young Children
- 100 Day Kit for Families of Newly Diagnosed School Age Children
- Adult Autism Diagnosis Tool Kit
- Advocacy Tool Kit
- Challenging Behaviors Tool Kit
- Community-based Skills Assessment
- Dental Guide
- Employment Tool Kit
- Financial Planning Tool Kit
- First Concern to Action Tool Kit
- Haircutting Training Guide
- Housing and Residential Supports Tool Kit
- Individualized Education Program: Summary, Process and Practical Tips
- Leading the Way: Autism-Friendly Youth Organizations
- Postsecondary Educational Opportunities Guide
- Puzzle Piece Project: Understanding and Acceptance at School
- School Community Tool Kit
- Transition Tool Kit
Family Support Tool Kits
- A Parent's Guide to Autism
- A Sibling's Guide to Autism
- A Grandparent's Guide to Autism
- A Friend's Guide to Autism
ATN/AIR-P Tool Kits
The Autism Speaks Autism Treatment Network (ATN) has also developed a number of tool kits in collaboration with the Autism Intervention Research Network on Physical Health (AIR-P).
- Applied Behavior Analysis: A Parent's Guide
- Autism and Medication: Safe and Careful Use
- Introduction to Behavioral Health Treatments
- Blood Draws: A Parent's Guide
- Blood Draws: A Provider's Guide
- Dental Professionals Tool Kit
- Exploring Feeding Behavior in Autism
- Having an Electroencephalogram (EEG): A Guide for Parents
- Having an Electroencephalogram (EEG): A Guide for Providers
- Managing Constipation in Children
- Medication Decision Aid
- Melatonin and Sleep Problems: A Guide for Parents
- Pica Guide for Parents
- Pica Guide for Professionals
- Providing Feedback to Families Affected by Autism
- Puberty and Adolescence Resource
- Sleep Strategies for Teens with Autism
- Strategies to Improve Sleep in Children with Autism
- Toilet Training Guide
- Tools for Successful Vision Exams
- Visual Supports and Autism