Programs and Services
The Autism Center of Tulsa provides a variety of programs and services to meet the needs of families affected by autism in northeast Oklahoma.
These programs include:
First Signs: Providing autism information to professionals.
Autism and Developmental Screenings: Partnering with LINK Project health professionals.
Parent/Family Consultations: Individualized support sessions for families.
Parent/Family Information Kits: Resources, referrals and information.
Resource Library: Books, videos, software and other materials users can "try before they buy."
Parent/Educator Workroom: Featuring computer design station, software, and other equipment to create communication materials.
Workshops/Training: a monthly workshop series and additional training opportunities throughout the year.
Family Fun Nights: Free/low cost family events encouraging participation in community recreation.
Awareness Events: Sporting events, school presentations and other opportunities to promote awareness.
Safety/Child ID: Safety programming created with the Tulsa Police Department and other public safety agencies including tools to identify children with autism.
State Autism Conference: Partnering with other organizations to present a statewide autism conference in fall 2009.
These programs include:
First Signs: Providing autism information to professionals.
Autism and Developmental Screenings: Partnering with LINK Project health professionals.
Parent/Family Consultations: Individualized support sessions for families.
Parent/Family Information Kits: Resources, referrals and information.
Resource Library: Books, videos, software and other materials users can "try before they buy."
Parent/Educator Workroom: Featuring computer design station, software, and other equipment to create communication materials.
Workshops/Training: a monthly workshop series and additional training opportunities throughout the year.
Family Fun Nights: Free/low cost family events encouraging participation in community recreation.
Awareness Events: Sporting events, school presentations and other opportunities to promote awareness.
Safety/Child ID: Safety programming created with the Tulsa Police Department and other public safety agencies including tools to identify children with autism.
State Autism Conference: Partnering with other organizations to present a statewide autism conference in fall 2009.
