ASD resources
In society's quest to better understand autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and address the challenges it presents for individuals, families and professionals, hundreds of organizations and businesses have emerged in recent years, many offering a wealth of information about the disorder. Even organizations that have been in existence for decades have focused new efforts on developing and providing helpful resources to assist caregivers and professionals in home, school and work settings. These cumulative efforts have one primary goal — to help individuals affected by the disorder reach their full potential. Fortunately for those seeking information, many of the ASD resources developed by organizations and businesses have been made available through the Internet.
The "ASD Resources" section of the TARRC website is a collection of resources on key ASD topics that we hope will be useful to both families and professionals. While the resources in this section are numerous, there are many more available on the Internet that can assist you in learning about ASD. We encourage you to explore further on your own, and ask that you suggest additional hyperlinks to TARRC when you come across excellent resources you feel should be shared with others. With your contributions, we can create an even better selection of resources to support people interested in or affected by ASD. Further, if you encounter a broken hyperlink on this website, we would appreciate your letting us know by copying and pasting the broken hyperlink into the Contact TARRC form.
Note to TARRC website users
While the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (DADS) strives to select quality resources for the TARRC website, the agency is not responsible for the accuracy or appropriateness of content contained on other websites or the quality of products or services offered by organizations referenced in this section or others. Further, DADS does not endorse any of the organizations, websites, products or services listed. Please exercise discretion, common sense and caution when using content from other websites and when purchasing products or services from organizations referenced on the TARRC website. To ensure the quality of this website, DADS reserves the right to add, exclude or delete hyperlinks without notice or explanation.
Updated: February 8, 2013