Curlie

Sites listed here will represent support networks with a physical address and/or a web presence.

Co-morbid Conditions

Co-Morbid conditions are when one or more conditions occur at the same time. Many individuals with Autistic Spectrum Disorders have additional diagnoses, such as learning disabilities, depression, Bipolar disorder, conduct disorders or other disorders.

News and Media

For magazines, journals, publishers, news stories, newsletters, media driven sites and radio/television broadcasts on the subject of autism.

Personal Pages

Sites listed here will be personal pages with a primary focus on the autism spectrum.

If autism is just one of a number of issues covered by the site, it belongs in a more general category.

Personal sites are different from blogs in that they are focused more heavily on the aspect of information giving/providing. In addition, blogs are online journals primarily; personal pages should include information of interest relating to the pertinent subjects. If a personal site includes a blog, but has several other pages of related information, then it will still be listed in the personal pages category, rather than the blog sub-category.

Services

Services for people with autism and their families, divided by region. Includes schools, residences, training, counseling, evaluations, etc.

Sites providing just information on autism should be submitted to:Top: Health: Mental Health: Disorders: Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Autism

Sites should be submitted with the state in which services are available followed by the name of the organization.

Organizations with services in more than one state may make a submisson for each state.

Support Groups

These groups, communities, or meeting places provide an opportunity for people with a common experience (such as a condition or disease, or a care-giving role) to share their concerns, and to seek and offer information and advice.

Sites listed here will represent support networks with a physical address and/or a web presence.

Teaching Methods

This category aims to be an informative vehicle for parents and educators to learn about current teaching methods.

Sites listed here will focus on providing non-commercial, non-promotional information about teaching methods, including descriptions and comparisons.

Sites mainly about an individual teaching service or school will not be listed here, and belong in the appropriate subcategory of Health/Mental_Health/Disorders/Neurodevelopmental/Autism_Spectrum/Services