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Created by Families with ASD
2007 Autism Expo
Autism Yellow Pages
www.familieswithasd.org
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FamilieswithASD/
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Families with ASD
Families with ASD-Autism Support Group
Mission Statement:
To form a network of families touched by ASD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, for support, education, and
to promote awareness and understanding.
Welcome to our Families with Autism Spectrum Disorders Yellow Pages. We hope you enjoyed our Second Annual
Autism Expo, and plan to attend our 3rd Annual Autism Expo on September 27th, 2008! Families with ASD organized the
Autism Expo because we know how hard it can be to find therapist, organizations, service providers that specialize with
working with children and adults on the spectrum. We wanted to offer families one location to acquire as much
information about these local organizations as possible. The Autism Yellow Pages is a collection of addresses, websites,
etc… that Greg and I have collected over the past 10 years when looking for help for our 12 year old son, Luke. We hope
that the following will become a usable resource for your family.
Families with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Inc. is a 501 ( c) (3) non-profit local public charity. We fully fund Families
with ASD, a family-centered Autism support group that meets monthly on the East side of Cincinnati. Everyone is
welcome to join our group. We have children as young as 2 years old on the spectrum, and as old as 16 years of age.
Adults with autism are also welcome. Our group offers one Saturday a month where you can go and socialize with others
who live with Autism 24/7. This group is also for the siblings, Aunts, Uncles, Grandparents, anyone touched by Autism.
Joel, our youngest son, now knows he is not alone. He is not the only one that has a brother on the spectrum. Our
meetings are very casual. We also have group outings. We go to the Midway Theater in Bethel, OH. Debbie at the Midway
understands our children’s needs, and opens the theater just for us. She doesn’t turn the lights all the way down, and the
sound system all the way up. Her one theater building is also wheel chair and stroller assessable. Please check out our
website at www.familieswithasd.org and click on pictures and you can see for yourself what our meeting look like.
Everyone is welcome to come. Our meetings are free. All we ask is that you bring a snack to share.
In February of 2007, our members wanted a way to stay connected in between meetings. We started the Families with
ASD Yahoo group. It is a fun, free on-line support group. You can download files on Autism, go to hundreds of Autism
Links, check out the Calendar with updated Autism Events, share photos of your family or check out the recent ASD
gathering, and post messages. You can connect with other families that live with Autism 24/7 all from the convenience of
your own home. All you have to do is go to our website and click on the Yahoo icon, or go to the following link:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FamilieswithASD/ . The best part is it is completely free!!
Sincerely,
Julia Ann Smith
Founder of Families with ASD
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Families with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Inc
Families with ASD Autism Support Group Upcoming Meetings: All meetings are free unless it is a
group outing, which will be noted. All we ask is you bring a snack to share. Meetings are drop in
anytime unless R.S.V.P. is needed for child count for parties.
(Dates are tentative, please check the website, www.familieswithasd.org to find out location, time of
meeting, and to confirm date. )
Saturday, October 20th, 2007: Halloween Party : A party that is ASD friendly. Children can
dress up (adults too!) Every child receives a pumpkin and a treat bag (including siblings).
Please R.S.V.P. by Oct. 15th, at 513-528-1595 or familieswithasd@yahoo.com so we can make
sure we have enough pumpkins for every child.
Saturday, November 17th, 2007: Group Outing: Train ride on the North Pole Express. Check
with website for more information on purchasing tickets so you can ride with our ASD group.
Saturday, December 15, 2007: An ASD Christmas Party: Ham dinner for families. Every child
receives a present from Santa, also Santa will stick around to have his picture taken with your
family. Please R.S.V.P. by December 10th, at 513-528-1595, or familieswithasd@yahoo.com so
that we can make sure Santa has the correct number of children on his list.
2008 Families with ASD Autism Support Group Tentative Dates:
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Saturday, February 23, 2008:
Saturday, March 29, 2008: Families with ASD 3 year Anniversary Party!
Saturday, April 26th, 2008: Smitty’s Barber Shop Cut-a-thon (Fundraiser to fund 2008 Expo)
Saturday, May 17, 2008: 4th Annual Picnic at the Well's House.
Saturday, June 28, 2008: Group outing (possible trip to Zoo, Kings Island, Reds Game, etc...)
Saturday, July 26, 2008:
Saturday, August 16, 2008: 4th Annual ASD Baseball Game!
Saturday, September 27, 2008: 3rd Annual Families with ASD Autism Expo!!!!!
Saturday, October 25th, 2008: 4th Annual ASD Halloween Party!
Saturday, November 22, 2008: 4th Annual trip on the Kindervelt North Pole Express! (Train
ride with Santa)
Saturday, December 20, 2008: 4th Annual ASD Christmas Party!
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Families with ASD Autism Yellow Pages
Dear Families,
You are about to view the Families with Autism Spectrum Disorders 2007 Autism Yellow
Pages. In it you will find a list of local doctors, therapist, service providers and organizations that
work with children and adults on the spectrum. While Families with ASD is proud to bring all these
resources to you, we do not endorse any of the listed providers. This resource guide is here for you to
use and we ask that you take the time to choose for yourself the right organization for your family.
We encourage you to use your best judgment when choosing a provider. Check with the Better
Business Bureau of Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky or Indiana to see if there are any
outstanding complaints. We hope this resource guide will help you connect with organizations that
will help your family. Remember, you are not alone. We wish your family the best.
Sincerely,
Julia Ann Smith
Founder of Families with ASD
familieswithasd@yahoo.com
Better Business Bureau of Greater Cincinnati:
7 West Seventh Street, Suite 1600
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
(513) 421-3015, Fax: (513)621-0907
Office Hours: 9 AM - 4 PM M-F
Email: info@cinbbb.org Web: http://www.cinbbb.org/
Northern Kentucky Residents: 859.282.8231
Southeastern Indiana Residents: 812.637.6040
Toll free: 800.471.3015
(Southeastern Indiana, Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky ONLY)
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Families with ASD Autism Expo Sponsors
Families with ASD would like to take the time to thank all the wonderful businesses, families,
and organizations that have donated their time, services, or money to make our 2007 Autism Expo a
success!
We salute you!
Adam Porter and Family
Amelia Kroger
Anderson Hills Kroger
Anderson Hill’s Open Arms Committee
Anderson Hills United Methodist Church
Anderson Township Fire and Rescue Department
Autism Society of America
Caribou Coffee, Beechmont
Cherry Grove Applebee’s
Cherry Grove Kroger
Cherry Grove Skyline
Debbie & Jeff Bell
Hamilton County MR/DD
Hamilton County Sheriff’s Department
Impact Autism Foundation
Jenn Jordan and Q102
Jenny’s Dream
John Johnson and the Cincinnati Enquirer
Kim Wilson
Lilanthi Ward
Mt. Washington Bakery
Michael E. Keating and the Cincinnati Enquirer
Moonstone Salon, Anderson Town Center
Print Management
Rachel Perlstein
Robert Parish and Comebackjack.com
Sears Eastgate
Scanner Applications
Smitty’s Barber Shop in Ft. Thomas, KY
Team Luke: Kris Laskey and the Flying Pig Marathon Runners
Union Township Fire Department
Union Township Police Department
Families with ASD would also like to say Thank you to all the Doctors, Therapist, Schools, Service
Providers, Organizations, Vendors and Volunteers that came out to support our Autism Expo. A
very special thank you to all the Families with ASD Members and their families for donating time
and energy to make our event a success. Without everyone’s hard work, this event would not be
possible!
We also Salute You!
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Ohio Resources
4 Paws For Ability TM, Inc.
253 Dayton Ave.
Xenia, Ohio 45385
training center (937) 374- 0385 (937) 376-2781 cell phone number (513) 518-0529
Email: karen4paws@aol.com Web: www.4pawsforability.org
Specializing in Training and Placement of Service Dogs for Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities.
ABS: Applied Behavioral Services/ATTC
Director: Lori McMains
2517 Burnet Ave. Suite 100
Cincinnati, OH 45219
513.861.0300
Email: abaservices@insightbb.com Web: http://www.appliedbehavioralservices.com/homepage1/
Applied Behavioral Services is a comprehensive treatment and training center for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and
other Developmental Disabilities. ABS offers parent training consultations for home based learning, center based therapy, toilet
training and behavior modification plans. ABS specializes in Verbal Behavior Therapy, Sensory Integration, Music Therapy and
other treatments specific to Autism Spectrum Disorders
A Little Off the Tot
1232 Eight Mile Road
Cincinnati OH, 45255
Phone: (513) 474-6700
Web: www.offthetotsalon.com
A Little Off the Tot specializes in servicing the unique hair care needs of children, and their short attention spans too! Our store
has child-size styling chairs, popular cartoon videos, brand new toys to play with and incredible hand-painted wall murals. The
haircut is over before your child even knows it started!
Achievement Centers for Children
Robin Webber
4255 Northfield Rd 24211 Center Ridge Road 15000 Cheerful Lane
Highland Hills, OH 44128 Westlake, OH 44145 Strongsville, OH 44136
(216) 292-9700; (216) 521-5050; (216) 292-9721 (fax)
Email: robin.webber@achievementctrs.org Web: www.achievementcenters.org
The mission of the Achievement Centers for Children is to join with children with disabilities and their families to strengthen
abilities and create opportunities for lifelong participation in all aspects of society.
Achievement Products, Inc.
A collection of therapy, exercise and special education products for children with special needs.
PO Box 9033
Canton, OH 44711
Telephone 1.800.373.4699 Fax 1.800.766.4303
Email-Info@specialkidszone.com Web: www.achievementproducts.org
ACT Now (Autism Consulting and Training)
Bonnie Kelly
218 W. High St.
Bryan, OH 43506
(419) 633-0068
Email: bonniekelly-path@lycos.com Web: www.autism-behavior-analyst.com
Screening and assessments for Autism. Design in-home programs for ABA (Applied Behavior Analyst)-Verbal Behavior, Training
of staff and teachers, Advocate, Speaker/presenter.
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Created by Families with ASD Anderson Behavioral Consulting Meghan Anderson 1410 Holly Ave. Dayton, Ohio 45410 937-974-6176 E-mail: AndersonBehavioralConsulting@yahoo.com Web: http://abehavioralconsult.tripod.com We provide home-based ABA and VB therapy program set up and oversight. We also provide behavioral intervention services and training for parents dealing with behavior issues at home and in school. Assistance with school districts (IEPs, training staff, behavior interventions, collaboration with home program and school) and various workshops are among our many services, as well. We currently serve Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and Indiana. Anderson Hills United Methodist Church 7515 Forest Rd Cincinnati, OH 45255 (513) 231-4172 (513) 624-2503 Email: info@andersonhillsumc.org Web: www.andersonhillsumc.org
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Arbonne Independent Consultant
Carol Audrey Bruce
3546 Saybrook Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45208
513-321-5758 or 513-706-5788
Email: carol.bruce@fuse.net Web: www.arbonne.com
Selling Gluten free products.
The Arc of Clermont/Brown Counties
1075 Ohio Pike
Withamsville, OH 45245
(513) 752-4330 (513) 752-4339 fax
Pat Kayden, Executive Director
Email: patkayden@aol.com Web link: The Arc of Clermont & Brown Counties
The Arc of Hamilton County
Ann Snyder and Sue Schindler
801A West Eighth Street Suite 400
Cincinnati, OH 45203
(513) 821-2113 (513) 821-2141 fax
Email: ann@archamilton.org Web: www.archamilton.org
The ARC of Ohio
1335 Dublin Rd., Suite 205C
Columbus, OH 43215
(614) 487-4720; (800) 875-2723 (614) 487-4725 fax
Web: www.thearcofohio.org
ASD Tutor
Mr. Ken Danieley
(513) 659-0705
I am in my second year of teaching. I am certified to teach students with moderate to intense needs. Currently I am Special
Education teacher at an Autism Unit. My late son was diagnosed with ASD in 1998 at age 4. I have been in your position. When I
look into the eyes of your child, I also see my child, and treat your child with the love and respect I would want for my son.
Assistive Technology Ohio
445 E. Dublin-Granville Road
Building L
Worthington, OH 43085
(800) 784-3425 (614)293-9134 (voice) (614) 293-0767 (TTY)
Web: www.atohio.org/index.html
Thank you to all of the children we have bonded with through the years, you
have been the greatest teachers of life's most valuable lessons. We look forward to many
more years of learning together. All of our love, Kid Power
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Created by Families with ASD Autism Parent Consultants LLC Judy L Marks 1211 Bordner Ave SW Canton, OH 44710 (330) 265-7931 Email: marks815@aol.com IEP, SP, MFE - functionality; Advocacy; Autism and Developmental Screenings Behavioral Plans; Autism 411; Speaking Engagements and Training. Autism Scholarship Program The Autism Scholarship Program allows ODE to pay a scholarship to the parents of a qualified child with autism. Through the scholarship, parents have a choice of sending their child to a special education program, other than the one operated by their child's school district, to receive the services outlined in the child's individualized education program (IEP). The Autism Scholarship Program for 2006-2007 began July 1, 2006, and continues through June 30, 2007. For more information and to download the guidelines go to the following website. Web: www.ode.state.oh.us Do a search on autism scholarship to download guidelines. ASCC - Autism Society of Collin County 4909 West Park Boulevard, Suite 108 Plano, TX 75093 Voice Mail: (214) 925-2722 (972) 379-3787 Web: autism-ascc.org/kids.htm Website Information written about autism for children. Autism Society of Greater Cincinnati P.O. Box 43027 Cincinnati, Ohio 45243-0027 (513) 561-2300 (513) 561-4748 (fax) Email: asgc@cinci.rr.com Web: www.autismcincy.org Yahoo Group: http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/AutismASGC/ The Autism Society of Greater Cincinnati currently serves over 2000 parents, educators and professionals in the Southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Southeastern Indiana regions. Autism Society of Northwest Ohio (ASNO) 4848 Dorr Street Toledo, OH 43615 (419) 578-2766; (419) 536-5038 (fax) Email: info@asno.org Web: www.asno.org/ The Autism Society of Northwest Ohio (ASNO) is an organization of parents, professionals, and others working “To Improve the Lives of People Affected by Autism.” The Autism Society of Ohio 701 South Main St. Akron, OH 44311 (330) 376-0211; (330) 376-1226 (fax) Email: askASO@autismohio.org Web: www.autismohio.org Autism Spectrum Consultant Kim Singleton-Filio, MS, CCC-S (513)652-2905 Email: kim@autismmaps.com Web: www.AutismMAPS.com “Making Action Plans for Success” Beechmont Stables & Rescue 3962 Gardner Lane Cincinnati OH, 45245 Phone: (513) 735-4410 Web: www.beechmontstables.homestead.com Beechmont Stables and Rescue in partnership with Child Wellness Fair have formed Equi-Kids, a 501(c) charity that includes the Youth Volunteer to ride program & the up and coming Handicapped riding program.
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Created by Families with ASD Bierkan, Laura Banker , M.S., BCBA Board Certified Behavior Analyst Phone: (513) 417-1595 Email: cincyaba@yahoo.com I am an independent in home consultant. I also consult in schools, etc. I develop, train, implement, etc. behavior plans. Schools use me for a variety of reasons such as IEP Development, restructuring a classroom to make it run better, developing behavior plans, etc. I am trained in Professional Crisis Management, CPR, First Aid, Standard Precautions, Defensive Driving, etc. Brain Injury Association of Ohio (Butler, Clermont, Hamilton and Warren Counties.) Peggy O'Neill, CSN Coordinator c/o Hamilton County Board of MRDD 4210 Dane St. Cincinnati, OH 45223 (513) 542-2704 (513) 542-1165 Email: poneill@biaoh.org Web: www.biaoh.org Brain Injury Association of Ohio (Delaware, Fairfield, Franklin, Licking and Pickaway Counties) Rich Haddix, CSN Coordinator 855 Grandview Ave., Suite 225 Columbus, OH 43215-1123 (614) 481-7100 toll-free: (866) 644-6242 (614) 481-7103 Email: rhaddix@biaoh.org Web: www.biaoh.org Information, resources, support groups, education for people living with traumatic brain injury and for their families and for professionals working with them. Building Blocks Foundation 7577 Central Park BLVD. Mason OH, 45040 Phone: (513) 770-2900 Email: bbkids@buildingblocksfoundationcom Web: www.buildingblocksfoundation.com Building hope for children with medical needs. Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps (BCMH) Ohio Department of Health 246 North High Street P.O. Box 1603 Columbus, OH 43216-0118 (614) 466-1547 (614) 466-1700 (800) 755-4769 (614) 728-3616 fax (800) 750-0750 TTY E-mail: BCMH@odh.ohio.gov Web: http://www.odh.ohio.gov/odhPrograms/cmh/cwmh/bcmh1.aspx Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation (BVR) Kim Shafer (MRC,CRC)Rehabilitation Supervisor 756 Old State Route 74, Suite B Cincinnati, OH 45245 (513) 752-6444 Web: www.state.oh.us/rsc My office serves consumers that live in Clermont, Brown, Adams and Highland County. We have other offices in Cincinnati that cover Hamilton, Butler and Warren Counties. The Butler County ARC 282 North Fair Ave. Hamilton, Ohio 45014 (513) 863-3537 Email: bcarc@butlercountyarc.org Web: www.butlercountyarc.org/About.html Butler County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities 155 Donald Dr. Fairfield, OH 45014 (513) 867-5962 - (800) 874-0268 Email: wendyp@butlermrdd.org Web: http://www.butlermrdd.org/home/about/history/
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Center for Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Cynthia A. Molloy, M.D., M.S.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
3333 Burnet Avenue MLC 5041
Cincinnati, OH 45229-3039
voice: (513) 636-7301 Fax: (513) 636-7509
Center for Mental Retardation (Cuyahoga)
1331 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44115
(216) 622-0755 Fax (216) 622-0752
E-Mail cmr-clev@cmr-cleveland.org or cnorwood@cmr-cleveland.org
Since 1962, the mission of CMR is to empower persons affected by mental retardation and developmental disabilities
through advocacy, education, and the promotion of activities that improve quality of life.
Central Ohio Special Education Regional Resource Center (COSERRC)
Serving parents and educators in the Central Ohio Region
Director: Rhonda Dickson
470 Glenmont Avenue
Columbus, Ohio 43214
(614) 262-4545 Support Services (614) 573-1576
Email: tina_forshey@coserrc.org Web: www.coserrc.org/family_services.php
The mission of Chrysalis Autism Services is to provide effective,
data-based treatment and education of children with autism spectrum disorder by
utilizing the principles of applied behavior analysis, in particular those associated
with B.F. Skinner’s (1957) analysis of verbal behavior.
Services Offered:
Consultation services Lisa Flake is a Board
Direct therapy with child utilizing the principles of ABA/VB Certified Associate
Development of behavior plan and/or treatment plan based on the Behavior Analyst
individual child’s needs and strengths
Training team members, parents, related professionals
Evaluation of team members
Team teaching with team members, parents
Website: www.daytonautismservices.com E-mail: lisa.flake@yahoo.comCreated by Families with ASD Cerebral Palsy Association of Ohio, Inc. 4550 Indianola Avenue Columbus, OH 43214-2246 (800) 796-8498; (614) 267-5071 Email: cpo@iwaynet.net Web: http://www.ucpofcentralohio.org/ Child Advocacy Center 1821 Summit Rd., #110 Cincinnati, OH 45237 (513) 821-2400 (V/TTY) Email: CADCenter@aol.com Child Focus Corporate Office and Training Center 555 Cincinnati-Batavia Pike Cincinnati, OH 45244 (513) 752-1555 (513) 688-8155(fax) Web: www.child-focus.org Child Focus, Inc. is a private non-profit (501c3) agency dedicated to quality services to children and their families. We provide professional services for children between the ages of prenatal and 18 and their families. The Behavioral Health Care Division and the Early Childhood Divisions comprise the two services approaches of CFI. Through a wide range of developmental, educational and clinical programs and services this agency seeks to meet the needs and improve the quality of children's lives while preparing them for the future. Child Focus *Head Start Child Focus Learning Center 555 Cincinnati Batavia Pike Cincinnati, OH 45244 ( 513) 528-7224 (513) 688-8141(fax) Web: www.child-focus.org Child Focus *School-Based Mental Health Services 555 Cincinnati-Batavia Pike Cincinnati, OH 45244 (513) 752-1555 (513) 685-8155 (fax) Web: www.child-focus.org Child Focus *Wasserman Youth & Adolescent Center. 2337 Clermont Center Drive Batavia, OH 45103 (513) 732-8800 (513) 732-8806(fax) Web: www.child-focus.org Child Wellness Center (Club SPECTRUM) 609 Ohio Pike Cincinnati, Ohio 45245 (513) 943-1900 (513) 943-1904 (fax) Email: jamey@childwellnessfair.com Web: www.childwellnessfair.com Children’s Home of Cincinnati Main Campus Roselawn Offices Mt. Healthy Campus (Hope Academy) 5050Madison Road 1811 Losantiville Road 1805 Miles Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45227 Cincinnati, Ohio 45237 Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 Phone: (513) 272-2800 Phone: (513) 272-2800 Phone: (513) 825-2441 Fax: (513) 272-2807 Fax: (513) 631-7484 Fax: (513) 825- 0764 Web: www.thechildrenshomecinti.org
Created by Families with ASD The Childhood League Center Barbara Acton Director of Early Childhood Education: Vicki Kelly 670 S. 18th Street Columbus, Ohio 43205 (614) 253-6933; (614) 253-6935 (fax) Email: clc@childhoodleague.org or, barbaraa@childhoodleague.org Web: www.childhoodleague.org The Childhood League Center is an early intervention program serving children from birth to 6 with developmental delays and their families. Chrysalis Autism Services Lisa Flake, BCABA 72 Cranston Court Centerville, OH 45458 (937) 776-6272 E-mail: lisa.flake@yahoo.com Web: www.daytonautismservices.com Cincinnati Center for Autism 200 Office Park Drive, Suite C Fairfield, Ohio 45014 Phone: (513 )874-6789 Fax: (513)874-6787 E-mail: cincyautism@yahoo.com Web: www.cincinnaticenterforautism.com Founded in 2003, the Cincinnati Center for Autism (CCA) provides a variety of services designed to help children with autism reach their fullest potential. Our programs address many of the behavioral, social, communication and motor delays common in children with autism. CCA was founded by Matthew Brennan, a Cincinnati area businessman and the father of a child with autism. Frustrated by the lack of services available and the desire to provide parents a place to go for information, Mr. Brennan founded the Center to fill these needs and to assist families in seeking treatments for their children and comfort in their lives. Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center 3333 Burnet Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45229-3039 (513) 636-3000 Fax: (513) 636-5859 Web: www.cincinnatichildrens.org Cincinnati Children's Hospital Speech Pathology Department 3333 Burnet Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45229-3039 (513) 636-4341 Email: speech@cchmc.org or gina.blume@cchmc.org Web: www.cincinnatichildrens.org/svc/alpha/s/speech/default.htm Cincinnati Children’s Department of Behavioral Pediatrics Amy B. Clawson, Coordinator, Outreach Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics MLC 9500, 3333 Burnet Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45229-3039 (513) 636-4723 Fax: (513) 636-3473 Email: amy.clawson@cchmc.org Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center (DPIC) 3333 Burnet Ave ML9004 Cincinnati OH, 45229 (800)-222-1222 (513)-636-5111. Email: orienta.eison@cchmc.org Web: www.cincinnatichildrens.org/svc/alpha/d/dpic/ The Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center / DPIC is a 24-hour emergency and technical information service available by telephone to anyone with a concern involving a poison or drug. If a poisoning is suspected, do not hesitate to call the poison control center
Created by Families with ASD Cincinnati East BVR Office 756 Old State Route 74, Suite B Cincinnati, OH 45245 (513) 752-6444 voice/TTY (513) 752-6444 FAX (513) 752-6564 (800) 348-2511 Web: http://www.rsc.ohio.gov/Offices/countyoffices.asp#cincinnati%20east-bvr Cincinnati Occupational Therapy Institute (COTI, Inc) Blue Ash Office & Clinic Anderson Clinic 4440 Carver Woods Dr 7249 Beechmont Ave Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati, OH 45242-5545 Ph: (513) 791-5688 Fax: (513) 791-0023 Web: www.cintiotinstitute.com COTI provides a complete range of occupational therapy services to children and adults. In addition to our pediatric clinic locations, we also provide occupational therapy services in schools, assisted living facilities, skilled nursing facilities and other settings. Cincinnati Psychological Services, LLC David I. Zucker, Ed.D 2300 Montana Avenue, Suite 317 Cincinnati, OH 45211 (513) 662-8200 Email: cintipsychsvcs@fuse.net Psychological evaluations, development of positive behavior support plans, helping families plan for meetings with schools, programs and physicians. Finding better ways for children and families.
Created by Families with ASD Cincinnati Public School’s Autism Support Team (Department of Student Services) Cincinnati Public Schools: Autism Intervention Specialist 335 Rockdale Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45229 (513) 363-4774 Fax (513 ) 363-4720 E-mail : AutismST@cpsboe.k12.oh..us Web : http://www.cps-k12.org/ Cincinnati RDI Families Support Group 641 Evangeline Road Cincinnati, OH 45240 (513) 521-4554 Cincinnati Recreation Commission: The Division of Therapeutic Recreation Supervisor: Alayne Kazin, CTRS Program / Inclusion Coordinator (Central Region Representative) 805 Central Avenue Suite 800 Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513) 352-4962 (513) 352 4945 (513) 352-1602 fax Email: alayne.kazin@cincinnati-oh.gov Web: http://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/crc/pages/-5721-/ Cincinnati Speech Services, LLC Sharon Olthaus, MS CCC-SLP 672 Neeb Road, Suite #4 Cincinnati, OH 45233 (513)451-1551 (513) 451-1534 (fax) Email: info@cincinnatispeech.com Web: www.Cincinnatispeech.com Cincinnati Therapeutic Riding and Horsemanship (CRH) 1342 St. Rt. 50 Milford, OH 45150 (513) 831-7050,(513) 831-7908 (fax) Email: www.crh-horse.org Web: www.crh-horse.org The mission of Cincinnati Therapeutic Riding and Horsemanship (CRH) is to provide a comprehensive recreational and therapeutic horseback riding program for children and adults with disabilities from the Greater Cincinnati area. Cincy SPD- (Sensory Processing Disorder) Parent Connections Support Group Lisa Meili, SPD-PC Cincinnati Occupational Therapy Institute 4440 Carver Woods Dr. Cincinnati, OH (513) 791-5688 Email: hostcincyspd-pc@cinci.rr.com Web: www.SPDFoundation.net SPD Parent Connections is a grassroots organization created by and for parents, friends, relatives, community members, professionals and anyone touched by the impact of Sensory Processing Disorder. CITE Services Sally Kilcoyne, CITE Intake Coordinator and Community Liaison RHC/Resident Home Corporation 3030 West Fork Road Cincinnati, OH 45211 Office (513) 619-2945 Fax (513) 389-7523 Email: skilcoyne@rhcorp.org Web: http://www.rhcorp.org/cms/content/index/ CITE provides home and community-based educational, behavioral and skill development services which assist children, adolescents and young adults with disabilities (3yrs.- 22yrs.), their families and their school/community programs to achieve their desired goals. Other offerings include community workshops, parent/caregiver support and discussion groups and a summer program for high school juniors and seniors
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Created by Families with ASD Clermont County Board of MRDD Lisa Davis Director of Community Relations Clermont County Board of MRDD P. O. Box 156 Batavia, OH 45103 Office: (513) 732-4921 Fax: (513) 732-7006 www.ccmrdd.org Clermont County CASA 313 East Main Street Batavia OH, 45103 Phone: (513) 735-7233 Email: exe.director@casaforclermontkids.org Web: www.casaforclermontkids.org CASA For Clermont Kids! is a local non-profit agency that is working to improve the lives of abused, neglected and dependent children of Clermont County. The mission of CASA For Clermont Kids! is to assure permanence in a safe, loving family where the child/children can be respected and establish the dignity that all children deserve. Clermont County Department or Job and Family Services 2400 Clermont Center Drive Batavia OH, 45103 Phone: (513) 732-7765 Email: KINGM04@odjfs.state.oh.us Clermont Help Me Grow Pam Edwards P.O. Box 8 Owensville, OH 45160 (513) 732-7036 (513) 732-5031 fax Email: pedwards@ccmrdd.org Web: http://clermonthelpmegrow.com/ Help Me Grow was created through the integration of several Birth to Three Programs. These former programs were known as Early Start, Welcome Home, and Early Intervention. These programs were combined into one program, Help Me Grow, to provide a more seamless, accessible, family friendly system to better serve children and families. The services Clermont Help Me Grow provides, now includes Prenatal Support, Ongoing Home Visitation Services, Newborn Home Visitation, and Services for Children with Developmental Concerns. Clough Pike Baptist Church 1025 Clough Pike Cincinnati, OH 45245 (513) 752-3521 Web: www.cloughpike.com Our children's ministry at Clough is called "ALL STARS" because all kids are STARS in God's eyes and they are STARS in the eyes of our children's leaders and volunteers. Clough Pike offers a special Sunday school class, “Sonshine Class”for children with disabilities. The Clough Pike Baptist Church has also allowed Families with ASD to have their monthly meetings at the Fellowship Hall for no charge. Community Fund Management Foundation Kathleen C. Morris, MS, CRC, LPC, Associate Director Southern Ohio Office 1520 Madison Road Cincinnati, OH 45206 Work: (513) 967-5612, FAX: (513) 559-6000 E-Mail: cfmfsouthohio@yahoo.com Web: www.cfmf.org Have a trust accounts help individuals with disabilities enjoy a better quality of life. Benefits Ohio residents with a disabilty. Can be funded with inheritance, life insurance proceeds, personal injury settlements, gifts, Social Security back payments, and more. Safeguard eligibility for government benefits. Conductive Learning Center of Greater Cincinnati P.O Box 54396 Cincinnati, Ohio 45254-0396 (513) 231-0457 E-mail: Email: info@clcgc.org or sntyfox@aol.com Web: www.clcgc.org
Created by Families with ASD Cowboys and Angels Therapy Inc. Owner: Victoria Frost OTR/L Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5362 Fairlawn, OH 44334 Horse Facility: 5047 Dunsha Rd. Medina, OH 44256 (330) 239-4491; (330) 475-0504 (fax) Email: vfrost@angelacrestherapy.com Occupational, Physical, and Speech Therapy for children and adults. Specializing in Equine Assisted Therapy, Neurodevelopmental Treatment, Sensory Integration, Alternative School Assessments, and Adult Rehab in various settings. Crossroads Community Church 3500 Madison Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45209 (513) 731-7400 (513) 731-3978 (fax) E-mail: hhensley@crossroadscommunity.net Web: www.crossroadscommunity.net Special Needs Ministry Here at Crossroads we believe that God has called us to reach out to people with Special Needs. We interview both students and volunteers to find "buddies" to be paired with the child so that they can have a consistent friend each week at Kid's Club. This "Buddy" helps the child they are paired with to connect with their community of peers and ensures that we are doing everything we can to communicate the message in a manner that these kids can understand. We believe that this arrangement blesses everyone involved! If you would like more information about our amazing Special Needs program please contact Harmony Hensley at
Created by Families with ASD Cuyahoga County Bar Association 526 Superior Ave. Suite 900 Cleveland, OH 44114 (216) 621-5112 (216) 523-2259 E-mail: info@cuybar.org Web: www.cuybar.org Cuyahoga County Board of Mental Retardation & Developmental Disabilities Lula Holt Robertson 1275 Lakeside Avenue East Cleveland, OH 44114-1132 (216) 241-8230; (216) 861-0253 (fax) Email: robertson@ccbmrdd.org Web: www.ccbmrdd.org Services/ supports from early intervention through school age; also OT/PT, speech-language therapy, psychology, family resources and respite care, pre-vocational and support administration. Cuyahoga East Vocational Education Consortium 211 Alpha Park Drive Highland Hts., OH 44143 (440) 995-7450 Web: www.mayfield.k12.oh.us CEVEC is a consortium program offering work and vocational training to youth with disabilities from 16 school districts in the eastern Cuyahoga County area. DAFEAT 4307 Softwood Lane Dayton, OH 45424 PHONE: (937) 219-9589 Email: info@dafeat.com Web: www.dafeat.org List-serve: daytonunitedagainstautism@yahoogroups.com Mission Statement: Dayton Area Families for Effective Autism Treatment (DAFEAT) provides education, advocacy and support for individuals in the Miami Valley whose lives have been affected by Autism Spectrum Disorders.
Created by Families with ASD Dayton Asperger Resource Network (DARN) Audrey Schilb, Cofounder / Facilitator 2305 Glenheath Dr. Kettering, OH 45440 (937) 433-4505 Email: daytonasperger@sbcglobal.net Web: darngroup.tripod.com DARN is a support group for families, educators, medical professionals, and other community members who are involved with improving the lives as individuals who have or suspect that they have autism spectrum disorders. Dena's Relaxation Station at Hair Care II 4131 E Galbraith Rd Cincinnati OH 45236 (513) 382-3322 Email: dena.baylor@yahoo.com Web: http://www.fairytaleshaircare.com/sections/locator/ Accessible, affordable, private, natural, hair care, for families on the spectrum Developmental Intervention Services, LLC 5224 Kings Mills Road # 289 Mason, OH 45040 (513 ) 686-9470 Fax (513 )336-6578 E-mail: a.schneider@developintervention.com Web: www.developintervention.com Discovery Toys Maureen Everhart-Group Manager, Discovery Toys 5426 Boehm Drive Fairfield, OH 45014 (513) 939-0997 E-mail: moeverhart@yahoo.com Web: www.mytoystore.org Specializing in developmental toys, games, books for All Ages! In-home parties. Catalog/website orders. Fundraisers. Looking for extra income, personal growth, and flexible schedule? Work from home... call me today! Discovery Toys Joette Greenstein Educational Toys For Children on the Spectrum Mother of a son with autism E-mail: drbaby24@columbus.rr.com Web: www.toystoeducate.com Discovery Toys Caren Hoelker – Discovery Toys Manager 549 Meadowtrail Ct., Cincinnati, OH 45231 (513) 772-8611 Email: selltoysfast@juno.com Web: www.discoverytoyslink.com/selltoysfast Discovery Toys Sarah Nolan 3904 Boudinot Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45211 (513) 661-3904 sarahnolan1012@aol.com Discovery Toys Cathy Reidy 3546 Hader Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45211 (513) 662-TOYS cincytoylady@yahoo.com
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Discovery Toys
Danielle Pitcairn
657 Dorgene Lane
Cincinnati, OH 45244
(513) 576-1102
Division of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics
MLC 4002
3333 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45229-3039
513-636-4611 or) 1-800-344-2462 ext. 4611
www.cincinnatichildrens.org
Division of Early Childhood Education
OH Department of Education
25 South Front Street, 3rd Floor
Columbus, OH 43215-4183
(614) 466-0224
Email: marylou.rush@ode.state.oh.us
Down Syndrome Association of Central Ohio
M. Brian Dunson, Chairperson
2879 Johnstown Rd.
Columbus, Ohio 43219
(614) 342-5757
Email: office@dsaco.net Web: www.dsaco.net
Since 1972, the Down Syndrome Association of Central Ohio (DSACO) USA has maintained a network of individuals with Down
syndrome, parents, professionals and health care providers working together to ensure our mission that all individuals with Down
syndrome are given the opportunity to achieve their potential.
Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati (DSAGC)
644 Linn Street Suite 1128
Cincinnati OH 45203-1734
(513)761-5400 Fax: (513)761-5401 E-mail: dsagc@dsagc.com Web: www.dsagc.com/aboutus.asp
The DSAGC is a non-profit organization established in 1981, with a history of responding to the changing needs of individuals
with Down syndrome. The DSAGC serves the southwest Ohio, northern Kentucky, and southeastern Indiana including Boone,
Brown, Butler, Campbell, Clermont, Dearborn, Hamilton, Kenton, and Warren counties. We believe that knowledge empowers.
By providing families with support, inspiration and information, we help individuals with Down syndrome achieve their maximum
potential. We believe in inclusion. Including individuals with Down syndrome in neighborhood schools, community activities and
the business world benefits both the individual and their respective communities.
Dr. Sarah Easley
Pinnacle Chiropractic Center
463 Ohio Pike, Suite 101
Cincinnati, OH 45255
(513) 528-7810
E-mail: drsaraheasley@yahoo.com
Dr. Chris Kaeppner, Ph.D.
1117 Fehl Lane
Cincinnati, OH 45230
(513) 313-7661 Fax (513) 388-9711
E-mail : chris@chriskaeppner.com Web : www.chriskaeppner.com
Dr. Chris Kaeppner is originally from Ohio and earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Cincinnati. He
received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from St. John’s University in Queens, New York. He and his wife returned to Cincinnati
and are raising three young children. Dr. Kaeppner has 10 years of clinical experience and treats a wide variety of childhood,
adult and family problems. Dr. Kaeppner worked at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center in the Division of
Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (formerly CCDD) where he performed evaluations and therapy for 1000’s of families.
He specializes in evaluating and treating the behavioral and emotional problems of children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders
(ASD). His style combines practical wisdom, humor, spirituality, as well as research-proven intervention strategies.Created by Families with ASD
Created by Families with ASD Drennan, Nicholas 8109 Red Mill Drive West Chester, Ohio 45069 (513) 779-0883 Email: drennanfam@fuse.net My son has Asperger's Syndrome. His name is Nick Drennan and he is 12 years old. Nick has written and published a comic book on a character he made himself. His first book is called "Super Botley and the 100 Little Monsters Made Out of Ink". It has been a tremendous boost for Nick seeing people enjoying his creation and giving him high hopes. Dramakinetics of Cincinnati 1612 Otte Ave Cincinnati, OH 45223 Phone (513) 484-0112 Email: dramakinetics@fuse.net Web : www.dramakinetics.org To maximize each person’s developmental potential through performing arts. Easter Seals Central and Southeast Ohio 565 Children's Drive West P.O. Box 7199 Columbus, OH 43205 (614) 228-5523 Easter Seals of Cincinnati Ohio Debbie Smith Director, Youth Services Easter Seals Work Resource Center 2601 Melrose Avenue, Suite 200 Cincinnati, Ohio 45206 513.386.6851 513.475.6799 fax Email: dsmith@eastersealswrc.org Web: http://swohio.easterseals.com/site/PageServer?pagename=OHIN_homepage Easter Seals Northeast Ohio 1929 A East Royalton Road Cleveland, OH 44147 (440) 838-0990 (V/TTY); (800) 437-3288 Email: info@eastersealsneo.org Web: www.eastersealsneo.org Educational Options LLC Marla Simon MSSA LSW PO Box 24931 Cleveland, Ohio 44124 (216) 272-8080; (888) 866-4851 (fax) Email: msimon@educationaloptions4u.com Web: www.educationaloptions4u.com Information about Educational alternatives: independent schools, boarding schools, wilderness programs, residential treatment programs and emotional growth programs for teens in crisis, eating disorders, ADHD, and a variety of psychological issues. Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Cincinnati 895 Central Ave., Suite 550 Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513) 721-2905 or (877) 804-2241 Email: ecgc@fuse.net Epilepsy Council of Greater Cincinnati, Inc. 3 Centennial Plaza 895 Central Avenue, Suite 550 Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513) 721-2905; (877) 804-2241 Email: ecgc@fuse.net Web: www.ecgc.net Offers “Camp Dream Catcher” – a unique camping program for children with epilepsy.
Created by Families with ASD Erkis, Andrew , Ph.D Educational Consulting Andrew Erkis 1706 East Broad Street Columbus, OH 43203 (614) 231-1957 Email: andyerkis@hotmail.com Web: www.aerkis.com Dr. Erkis is a licensed psychologist who specializes in helping families find the most appropriate and effective therapeutic and educational options for teens and young adults. Families Connected of Clermont County 2040 St. Rt. 50 Batavia, Ohio 45103 (513) 732-5034 (513) 732-0440 fax E-mail: fc@clermonthelpmegrow.com Web: http://clermonthelpmegrow.com/other_resources.html#families Families Connected of Clermont County is an incorporated organization comprised of parents of children who have disabilities, and have met numerous challenges in search of services. The goal of Families Connected is to help families become knowledgeable about systems and services, which will empower them as they make informed choices regarding services and support for their families. Family Support Collaborative (FSC) Ohio Legal Rights Service/FSC 50 West Broad Street, Suite 1400 Columbus, OH 43215-5923 (800) 282-9181; (614) 466-7264 (Voice/TTY 614-728-2553; (614) 644-1888 (fax) Web: olrs.ohio.gov/ASP/olrs_FSCHomePage.asp
Created by Families with ASD Families with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Inc. (Families with ASD) Julia and Gregory Smith 4215 Edinburgh Drive Cincinnati, OH 45245 (513) 528-1595 Email: familieswithasd@yahoo.com Web: www.familieswithasd.org Families with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Inc. is a 501 (c ) (3) non-profit, public charity that fully funds the Families with ASD Autism Support group that is family centered and free to attend. The group meets monthly and also host a family centered baseball game, Families with ASD Autism Expo, Halloween Party, Group outing to the Kindervelt’s North Pole Express train ride, and a Christmas Party. All are specific to families with children/adults on the spectrum. The group is open to anyone touched by autism. Check out our website for the latest information and upcoming meetings! Families with Autism Spectrum Disorders On-line Support Group Families with ASD is proud to offer families that are unable to attend the monthly meetings, a place where they can find support via the internet. You can download files on autism, visit other autism links, and chat with over 160 families that live with autism 24/7. All from the comfort of your own home. The best part is it is free! Just go to the following link and sign up for a free Yahoo account and you can start connecting with other families! Yahoo On-line Support Group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FamilieswithASD/ FEAT of Greater Cincinnati Carrie Schuetz P.O. Box 43027 Cincinnati, OH 45243 (513) 561-2300 (513) 561-4748 (fax) Email: FEATGC@cinci.rr.com Web: www.autismcincy.org/feat_accept.htm Federation of Families FFCMH 2097 Western Ave Apt 602 Chillicothe, Ohio 45601 (740) 775-2674; (866) 527-7950 Email: ffcmh@ffcmh.org Web: http://www.ffcmh.org/ "Helping Parents Help Their Children" We provide information, support, technical assistance, advocates, links to resources, and facilitate partnerships. FH&L Intervention Services, Ltd Cheryl Jue, LSW, BCBA PMB 176 1209 Hill Road North Pickerington, OH 43147 (740) 739-3693 Email: faith_hope_love2005@yahoo.com Consultation, designing and implementing in-home ABA programs, trainings & workshops, advocate for IFSP & IEP meetings, assessments of skills and behavioral issues, and presenter. First Ohio Chapter – FFCMH 4505 Quaker Court Canfiled, OH 44406 (330) 533-4649 home (330) 726-9570(330) 726-9031 fax Email: xuparents@aol.com Web: www.ffcmh.org Fragile X Alliance of Ohio 6790 Ridgecliff Drive Solon, OH 44139 (440) 519-1517; (440) 519-1518 (fax) Email: fraxohio@adelphia.net Web: www.fragilexohio.org/ Promoting awareness, support and research for Fragile X syndrome The Fragile X Resource Group of Greater Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky Joe and Leslie Garera (859) 342-8150 email: NoKYFXGRP@aol.com
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Created by Families with ASD Hamilton County Bd. Of MRDD 1520 Madison Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45206 (513) 559-6653 (513) 559-6603 fax Email: Jennifer.taylor@hamilton-co-org Web: www.hamiltonmrdd.org Hamilton County Special Olympics Janet Smith 4777 Red Bank Expressway Suite 19 Cincinnati, Ohio 45227 (513) 271-2606 (w) (513) 271-2631 (f) Email: smithj@zoomtown.com Web: www.hcso.info Hattie Larlham Center for Children with Disabilities 9772 Diagonal Rd Mantua, OH 44255 (800) 233-8611 ext. 3068 (330) 274-2272 Email: elizabeth.yoder-balla@HattieLarlham.org Web: www.HattieLarlham.org Hattie Larlham is dedicated to providing services to children and adults with MR/DD. Services include: an ICFMR, community homes, foster care, integrated daycare & respite. The Healthy Path, LLC Valerie L. Richey, MD, ND 123 Emmons Place Mt. Orab, OH 45154 (Just east of Cincinnati of SR 32 near SR 68) (937) 444-4385 Web: www.the-healthy-path.org, www.Autism-in-the-Christian-Home.com Specializing in Naturopathy (Natural Medicine) for Individual with Autism and the Whole Family Hearing, Speech, and Deaf Center of Greater Cincinnati 2825 Burnet Ave Cincinnati OH, 45219 Phone: (513) 221-0527 TTY (513) 221-3300 (513) 587-8392 fax Email: cthompson@hearingspeechdeaf.com Web: www.hearingspeechdeaf.com Inclusion Advocates, Inc. Ellen Mavriplis, Director, Parent Advocate 7838 Shadowhill Way Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 (513) 543-7771 Email: emavriplis@cinci.rr.com Providing advocacy services for children with disabilities and their parents, helping to obtain appropriate special education programs where children can realize their potential among typical peers. The Inclusion Network 312 Walnut Street, Suite 1160 Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 (513) 345-1330 (phone) (513) 345-1336 (TTY) (513) 345-1337 fax E-mail info@inclusion.org Web: www.inclusion.org The Inclusion Network was formed when discussions with individuals and organizations, initiated by The Mayerson Foundation, identified the need for an umbrella group that would help raise awareness of inclusion, recognize exemplary inclusive efforts, provide technical assistance and link individuals with and without disabilities. The Inclusion Network is a non-profit organization whose staff and volunteers partner to promote inclusion of people with disabilities in the Greater Cincinnati community. Independent Reliv Distributors Ken & Lisa Lare 5475 Mud Run Rd. Yellow Springs, OH 45387 (937) 864-2475 Email: larekl@earthlink.net
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Created by Families with ASD Integrations Treatment Center and Integrative Alternatives 26650 Renaissance Parkway F-6 Warrensville Hts, OH 44128 (216) 763-7600; (216) 763-7601 (fax) Email: jwlswitc@aol.com * ITC is an innovative family centered facility dedicated to the evaluation and treatment of individuals with specific neurological disorders. ITC provides a transdisciplinary therapeutic intervention centered around the entire family. Intensive Behavioral Intervention Clinic Children's Hospital Autism Center 433 N. Cleveland Ave. Westerville, OH 43082 (614) 839-2860; (614) 839-2861 (fax) Director: Jacqueline Wynn, Ph.D. International Dyslexia Association: Central Ohio Branch Post Office Box 16216 Columbus, OH 43216 (614) 899-5711 E-mail: cyndischultz@columbus.rr.com Web: interdys.org Jenny’s Dream: The Jennifer Leigh Kynkor Foundation 5362 Hidden Creek Circle Mason, OH 45040 (513) 266-4404 Email: jlkfoundation@sbcglobal.net Web: www.jennysdream.org Jewish Vocational Service Keith Hammond 4300 Rossplain Road Cincinnati, OH 45236-1208 (513) 985-0515 (513) 347-1528 Fax: (513) 793-5211 Email: info@jvscinti.org or khammond@jvscinti.org Web: www.jvscinti.org/ Juice Plus + Whole Food Nutrition Florence Danieley Cincinnati, OH (513) 659-0805 Juice Plus + Whole Food Nutrition Laura Schumacher, RDH (513) 720-2843 Traci Weber (513) 553-7838 Email : schuandsons@adelphia.net Web: www.jphealth101.com Kaleidoscope Learning Center Carolyn and Heidi Nyland 3729 Braidwood Dr. Hilliard, OH 43026 (614) 876-5069 Web: www.gobraingym.com Kaleidoscope Learning Center tutors children and works with adults using active learning and Brain Gym techniques (braingym.org). The center sponsors seminars with speakers and teachers from around the world.
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PRESENTERS: Rachel Perlstein-Behavior Support Coordinator CCBMRDD
Dean Swartz- Behavior Support Specialist CCBMRDD
DATES AND TIMES: 9 Hour Training will occur in 3 sessions
Sunday, October 7th (5:00pm-8:00pm)
Sunday, October 14th (5:00pm-8:00pm)
Sunday, October 21st (5:00pm-8:00pm)
TRAINING LOCATION: Anderson Hills United Methodist Church
7515 Forest Road in Anderson Township.
From I-275, take the Five-mile exit and travel North to
Beechmont. Turn right at Beechmont, and you will find
Anderson Hills United Methodist Church on your right.
REGISTER: Contact Rachel Perlstein at: rperlstein@CCBMRDD or 513-732-4883Created by Families with ASD
The Kelly O'Leary Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders
Division of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
MLC 4002
3333 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45229-2029
(513) 636-5340 (513) 636- 4311 (800) 334-2462 ext 4611
www.cincinnatichildrens.org
The Kelly O'Leary Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center is a collaborative
parent and professional program that provides diagnostic, treatment and support services. It was established when families
advocated for a response to the needs of children with autism and their families. The makeup o f the center was determined largely
by family input. Based in the Division of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics at Cincinnati Children's, the center opened in
1999. To advance knowledge of autism spectrum disorders, the center also conducts research studies.
Kerry M. Agins, Esq.
Nessa G. Siegel, Co., LPA
4070 Mayfield Road
Cleveland, Ohio 44121
(216) 291-1300; (216) 291-9622 (fax)
Email: nessagsiegel@aol.com web: www.nessasiegel.com
Advocates for disabled children to insure that all will have the opportunity to be educated to their fullest potential. The firm was
founded on the principals that legal knowledge empowers parents and that advocating for children and guiding parents through the
legal process is a victory for now and the future.
Kettering Health Network
Dr. Julie Miller
3533 Southern Blvd, Suite 5200
Kettering, OH 45429
(937) 395-8043 (937) 395-8139 fax
Email: Julie.miller@kmcnetwork.org Web: www.wkni.org
Kid Power Therapy Services, Inc.
5989 Meijer Dr. Suite #4
Milford, OH 45150
(513) 575-5431(kid1) (513)575-0801 fax
Email: kidpowertherapy@fuse.net Web: www.kidpowertherapyservices.com
Kid Power Therapy Services, Inc was established in 1999. Therapists joined together to open a small family oriented clinic,
where decisions are driven by clients needs. Our therapy room is equipped with swings, slides, rock wall, ball pit, trampoline,
lofts, crash pillows, games, toys, etc. The environment invites all to play, interact and accomplish goals in a relaxed, and
motivating way. The equipment is used to facilitate sensory integration, motor planning, and language. Our Mission is to provide
occupational and speech therapy services to children of all ages and abilities. Our goal is to empower the children and families we
serve to maximize their abilities and quality of life.
Kindervelt of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
CCHMC Auxiliary Programs office
(513) 636-6080
“North Pole Express Train Ride”
Email: ruthw@zoomtown.com
Kindervelt is an organization composed of neighborhood or other common-interest groups joined together by a central, city-wide
board of trustees. It is the largest auxiliary of Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center (CCHMC) and is recognized as one of
Greater Cincinnati's outstanding volunteer organizations
Kopnick, Nancy Magnus , Ph.D.
Educational and Behavioral Consultation
27 Mt. Pleasant Ave.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45215
(513) 761-8186 fax: (513) 761-2410Created by Families with ASD
Kid Power Therapy Services, Inc. was established in 1999.
Therapists joined together to open a small family oriented
facility, where decisions are driven by clients’ need.
We provide Speech Language Therapy and Occupational
Therapy to children with a diverse range of communication,
Kid Power Therapy Services, Inc. speech, sensory, gross motor, and fine motor abilities. Our goal
5989 Meijer Dr. #3 is to provide intense therapy services in an environment that
Milford, OH 45150 facilitates integration, organization, learning, growth,
(513) 575-5431 interaction, and FUN!
Kid Power Therapists strive to meet each child with
Located just 25 minutes East of
optimism, using the child’s strengths to foster exploration and
Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky growth. We look for ways to empower the child during each
therapy session in an effort to build confidence and success
across settings.
The following services are currently available at Kid Power
Therapy Services:
SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
COTREATMENT: An OT and SLP work together with the child
for an individual session.
CONSULTATION
KID CAMP SUMMER GROUP
THERAPEUTIC LISTENING
INTERACTIVE METRONOME
Contact us at (513) 575-5431 or
Owned and Operated by: Email at kidpowertherapy@fuse.net
Visit our NEW website
Erin Hofmann, M.A.,CCC/SLP
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Lisa Fox, OTR/L
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