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Autism

For Help Finding Local Services


This page lists key state and regional resources to help you find autism-related services in Washington State. 

Statewide Autism Resources

Regional Autism Diagnostic Services and Support

General Referrals and Other Supports


Statewide Autism Resources

WA State Autism Guidebook

Autism Guidebook includes an Autism Lifespan Resource Tree diagram with helpful services and contact information (www.doh.wa.gov/cfh/mch/Autism/documents/Guidebook/resources.pdf pdf). From the Washington State Autism Task Forces' 2008 Autism Guidebook for families and service providers. Full report at: www.doh.wa.gov/cfh/mch/Autism/guidebook.htm.

Autism Outreach Project of Washington

Contact for statewide questions and resource information on autism. Shares program location, and best practices in the identification, program development, and placement of students with autism spectrum disorders.  Conferences, trainings and more. Funded by the WA State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. Phone: 1-888-704-9633.

www.esd189.org/autism/

Autism Society of Washington

Volunteer organization providing autism education and advocacy for persons and families affected by autism. ASW does not support one type of program, service or method of treatment over any other. Includes links to local chapters and support groups. Message phone: 360-943-2205.
www.autismsocietyofwa.org/


FEAT of Washington - Families for Effective Autism Treatment

All-volunteer non-profit organization composed of parents of children with autism, educators and Applied Behavioral Analysis professionals. (ABA). FEAT assists families implementing behavioral programs. Phone: (206) 763-3373.
www.featwa.org/

Madigan Army Medical Center - Autism Spectrum Disorders Clinic (Tacoma)

This center serves military dependents from Washington and Alaska, birth to 21 years.

Madigan Army Medical Center- Autism Spectrum Disorders Clinic Services Survey Overview (PDF) pdf acrobat icon

Regional Autism Diagnostic Services and Support


Western WA/Northern OR


Legacy Emanuel Children's Hospital - Communications Disorders Clinic (Portland, OR)

Oregon Health Sciences (Portland, OR)

University does diagnoses but not for kids on open Medicaid coupons (Kaiser also has a contract with OHSU)  www.ohsu.edu/cdrc

 

Mary Bridge Children's Hospital and Health Center (Tacoma)

Contact Mary Bridge Information and Resource Referral Line at 1(800) 552-1770 or contact specific clinics.  

www.multicare.org/marybridge/

           

  • MB Pediatric Psychology. For intervention and diagnostics for older kids (253) 403-1465
  • MB Developmental Services.  Multidisciplinary evaluation, medical consultation, and occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy services. (253) 403-4437.

    Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital and Health Center Autism Services Survey Overview (PDF) pdf acrobat icon

Madigan Army Medical Center - Autism Spectrum Disorders Clinic (Tacoma)

This center serves military dependents from Washington and Alaska, birth to 21 years.

Madigan Army Medical Center- Autism Spectrum Disorders Clinic Services Survey Overview (PDF) pdf acrobat icon

Seattle Children's Autism Center - Seattle (outreach clinics in Olympia and Yakima as well)

www.seattlechildrens.org/about/stories/new-autism-center/

Seattle Children's Autism Center Autism Services Survey Overview (PDF) pdf acrobat icon

 

University of Washington  Child Development Clinic, Center on Human Development and Disability (Seattle)

Provides diagnosis, assessment and educational recommendations for children from birth to adolescence with or at risk for neurodevelopmental disabilities.  The clinic can also help with coordinating community interventional services.  

Phone: 206-598-9346.

http://depts.washington.edu/chdd/ucedd/ctu_5/child_devclinic_5.html

University of Washington- Center on Human Development and Disability Child Development Clinic  Autism Services Survey Overview (PDF) pdf acrobat icon

University of Washington Autism Center (Seattle and Tacoma)

Provides intervention services, professional training, diagnostic evaluation, and program consultation for children with autism and related pervasive developmental disorders from birth through adolescence.

Intake Line for both clinics: 253-692-4711

http://depts.washington.edu/uwautism/services/index.html

University of Washington- Autism Clinic Autism Services Survey Overview (PDF) pdf acrobat icon


Central WA


Children's Village -Neurodevelopmental Clinic at Children's in Yakima

(509) 574-3200

www.yakimachildrensvillage.org/neurodevelopmentalevaluations.asp or

www.seattlechildrens.org/our_services/regional_services/
yakima.asp

Children’s Village Autism Services Survey Overview (PDF) pdf acrobat icon

Comprehensive Autistic Disorders Evaluation Team -CADET(Richland)

CADET provides early identification for children (18 months to 7 years old) suspected of having an autism spectrum disorder. CADET is a multidisciplinary team composed of Children’s Developmental Center staff (special educator/autism specialist, speech-language pathologist, and physical therapist) and Dr. Scott Grewe, a neuropsychologist. Contact Dr. Grewe Ph.D., ABPP/CN at 509.946.5515 for CADET information or scheduling of evaluations.

CADET Autism Services Survey Overview (PDF) pdf acrobat icon


Eastern WA


 

Sacred Heart Developmental Center (Spokane)

Multi-disciplinary team diagnoses, evaluates and treats children with developmental disorders to help reach their full potential.  Special focuses include ADHD, autism and developmental delays. www.shmcchildren.org/index.php/services/102 For more information on the Developmental Center, please call (509) 474-2730.

 

Northwest Autism Center (Spokane and Inland NW)

Northwest Center's Community Connections website provides diversity of resources related to people with autism.  Particular focus on the Inland Northwest.  In process of developing amultidisiciplinary team to evaluate children with suspected autism.  Website has directory of service providers and links to many other resources.

www.nwautism.org

 


General Referrals and Other Supports

Family Health Hotline

Statewide, toll-free Information and Referral Line from WithinReach to connect families to free or low-cost health insurance, food resources, immunizations, breastfeeding support, family planning services, parenting support, child development screening services, and many other social and health programs, including information for children with special health care needs. Access to interpretive service for 50 languages. Funding from the Department of Health.

1-800-322-2588 or 1-800-833-6388 (tty relay)
www.withinreachwa.org/hotlines

Washington State Infant Toddler Early Intervention Program

(360) 725-3518

http://www1.dshs.wa.gov/iteip/

Parents Are Vital in Education (PAVE)

Statewide referral and advocacy. Based in Tacoma. (800) 5-PARENT

www.washingtonpave.org


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