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Photo of a young child wearing headphones. Photo by Alireza Attari and Unsplash.Seattle is home to many resources for autistic individuals and their families. Whether you are looking for support groups, therapy, education, or recreation, Seattle has something to offer. Here are some of the best autism resources in Seattle.

  • The UW Autism Center is a comprehensive diagnostic and treatment center for children with autism spectrum disorders. They offer a range of services, including diagnostic evaluations, therapy, and parent support groups. They also conduct research on autism and offer training for professionals.
  • Washington Autism Alliance and Advocacy: There are several support groups in Seattle for parents and caregivers of autistic individuals. These groups offer a safe space for families to share their experiences and connect with others who understand their struggles.
  • The Autism Society of Washington is a non-profit organization that provides advocacy, education, and support for autistic individuals and their families. They offer a range of resources, including a resource center, workshops, and community events. They also provide information on legal and financial issues related to autism.
  • Seattle Public Schools offers a range of special education services for students with autism. They have specialized classrooms and programs, as well as support services for families. They also provide training for teachers and staff on how to work with students with autism.
  • The Northwest Autism Center is a non-profit organization that provides therapy and support services for autistic individuals and their families. They offer a range of programs, including applied behavior analysis (ABA), occupational therapy, and social skills groups. They also provide parent training and support.
  • Special Olympics Washington offers sports programs for individuals with intellectual disabilities, including autistic individuals. They provide year-round training and competitions in a variety of sports, including basketball, soccer, and swimming. Special Olympics is a great way for autistic individuals to develop social skills and physical fitness.
  • Seattle Parks and Recreation offers a range of recreational programs for individuals with disabilities, including those with autism. They have adaptive programs for sports, arts, and social activities. They also offer specialized camps and classes for individuals with disabilities.

In conclusion, Seattle is a great place for autistic individuals and their families to find support and resources. Whether you are looking for therapy, education, or recreation, there are many options available. These resources can help autistic individuals reach their full potential and lead fulfilling lives.

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(Shared from The Arc of King County website.)

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