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Autism Society, Tidewater Virginia 5291 Greenwich Road, Suite 1 Virginia Beach, VA 23462 (757) 461-4474 2015 Resource Directory Updated January 2015 Autism Society, Tidewater Virginia 5291 Greenwich Road, Suite 1 Virginia Beach, VA 23462 (757) 461-4474 www.tidewaterasa.org Disclaimer: Autism Society, Tidewater Virginia is a locally funded organization serving families and professionals in the Tidewater Region of Southeastern Virginia. All information provided or published by Autism Society, Tidewater Virginia is for informational purposes only. Reference to any treatment or therapy option or to any program, service or treatment provider is not an endorsement by Autism Society, Tidewater Virginia. You should investigate alternatives that may be more appropriate for a specific individual. Autism Society, Tidewater Virginia assumes no responsibility for the use made of any information published or provided by Autism Society, Tidewater Virginia. 0 Contents Adult Services ............................................................................................................................................... 2 Advocates ...................................................................................................................................................... 3 Alternative Educational Programs, Childcare Programs, and Personal Care Attendants ............................ 4 Applied Behavioral Analysis ........................................................................................................................ 6 Assistive Technology Supports ..................................................................................................................... 8 Attorneys, Special Education ........................................................................................................................ 9 Auditory Training........................................................................................................................................ 10 Behavioral Intervention .............................................................................................................................. 10 Community Services Board ID Services (includes Autism) ...................................................................... 11 Counseling Services .................................................................................................................................... 12 Biomedical Approach Physicians................................................................................................................ 14 Dental Health .............................................................................................................................................. 15 Developmental Medicine ............................................................................................................................ 16 Dietary Needs.............................................................................................................................................. 16 Disability Services Boards – Service Referrals .......................................................................................... 17 Early Intervention ....................................................................................................................................... 18 Education and Special Education Resources .............................................................................................. 19 Financial Planning ...................................................................................................................................... 19 Forums, Meetings, Parent Support Groups, and Community Resources .................................................... 21 Guardianship Assistance, Estate Planning, and Special Needs Trusts ....................................................... 23 Hair and Beauty Services ............................................................................................................................ 25 Health Departments .................................................................................................................................... 25 Holistic Medical Approach ......................................................................................................................... 26 Local Related Agencies ............................................................................................................................... 26 Military Resources and Services ................................................................................................................. 28 National Programs ...................................................................................................................................... 31 Neuro/Brain Training .................................................................................................................................. 32 Neurologists ................................................................................................................................................ 32 Occupational Therapy & Physical Therapy ................................................................................................ 33 Opthalmologists .......................................................................................................................................... 34 Psychiatrists/Psychologist ........................................................................................................................... 35 Public School Information/Parent Resource Centers .................................................................................. 36 Residential & Treatment Facilities .............................................................................................................. 37 Respite Care & Childcare Referral ............................................................................................................. 38 Safety and Tracking Devices ...................................................................................................................... 38 Secondary Educational Programs (Adults) ................................................................................................. 39 Social Services & Social Security ............................................................................................................... 40 Social Skills Groups .................................................................................................................................... 41 Speech, Language, and Sign Therapy ......................................................................................................... 42 Sports and Therapeutic Recreation Programs ............................................................................................. 43 State Resources ........................................................................................................................................... 46 Summer and Therapeutic Camps ................................................................................................................ 46 Tutoring Services ........................................................................................................................................ 48 Vocational Programs, Employment, and Developmental Day Services (Adult) ........................................ 49 1 Adult Services Endependence Center Chimes Virginia 6300 East Virginia Beach Blvd 3951 Pender Drive Ste120 Norfolk, VA 23502 Fairfax, VA 22030 (757) 461-8007 1-888-244-6374 www.endependence.org (703) 267-6558 www.chimes.org Hope House Foundation 801 Boush Street Richmond House Norfolk, VA 23510 5302 Fitzhugh Avenue (757) 625-6161 Richmond, VA 23226 www.hope-house.org (804) 288-3122 www.richmondhouse.org Grafton Adult and Residential Care Adult Day Services of South 120 Bellview Avenue Richmond Winchester, VA 22601 6201 Midlothian Turnpike (540) 542-0200 Richmond, VA 23225 1-888-955-5205 (804) 674-1600 www.grafton.org River City Residences, LLC Department of Human Services 10201 Duryea Drive 3432 Virginia Beach Blvd Richmond, VA 23235 Virginia Beach, VA 23452 (804) 323-5959 (757) 437-3200 www.dss.virginia.gov Driver Rehabilitation of Hampton Roads Inc. Commonwealth Autism Services Training for Disabled Adults/Teens 2201 West Broad Street, Suite 107 Karl Hoffman, OTR/L, CDRS, CDI Richmond, VA 23220 11847 Canon Blvd, Suite 11 (800) 649-8481 Newport News, VA 23606 (804) 355-0300 (757) 240-4983 www.autismva.org/adult_services.php http://www.excellenceinaging.org/document s/driver_rehab/CEAGH_Driving.pdf Department of Aging & Rehabilitative Services (DARS) J & M Adult Care Services, LLC 8004 Franklin Farms Drive Adult Residential Program Richmond, VA 23229 P. O. Box 34646 1-800-552-5019 Richmond, VA 23234 (804) 662-7000 (804) 271-7706 www.vadrs.org 2 Caring Hands and Supplementary Everyday Angels Enrichment Education of Virginia 3800 King St., Suite A Adult Residential Program Portsmouth, VA 23707 1209 Independence Blvd., Suite 109 (757) 289-0325 Virginia Beach, VA 23445 [email protected] (757) 354-4436 Community Solutions The Hughes Center 5752 Princess Anne Road 1601 Franklin Turnpike Virginia Beach, VA 23462 Danville, VA 23540 (757) 461-5098 (888) 54-HUGHES (888) 461-4158 (434) 836-8500 [email protected] www.thehughescenter.com www.comsolva.com Cerebral Palsy of Virginia 5825 Arrowhead Drive, Suite 201 Virginia Beach, VA 23462 Phone: (757) 497-7474 www.cerebralpalsyofvirginia.org Advocates Advocating 4 Kids LLC May Institute Cheryl Poe, Founder 800-778-7601 Judy Fischer, Intake
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