GuideFamilies & caregivers
First steps after an autism diagnosis
gentle, step-by-step overview of what a diagnosis can mean, common next steps, and ways to take care of yourself and your child.
10-minute read · Downloadable PDF
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Practical tools to understand, support, and advocate
We share clear, accessible resources for autistic people, families, educators, and allies. Whether you’re just starting out or looking for more specialized guidance, you’ll find tools that are practical, respectful, and grounded in lived experience. Pick what you need today, and come back whenever you’re ready for more.
Written in plain languageAvailable to download or read onlineCreated with autistic voices
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ChecklistEducators & schools
Creating sensory-friendly classrooms
Practical ideas to adjust lighting, sound, seating, and routines so autistic students feel safer and more included at school.
Printable · Includes examples
Download checklist →VideoFor everyone
Listening to autistic voices
Short video stories from autistic people sharing what helps, what hurts, and how communities can better support them.
15-minute video · Captions available
Watch now →TemplateCaregivers & autistic adults
My sensory profile & support plan
A fillable template to describe sensory preferences, communication styles, and helpful accommodations at home, school, or work.
Fillable PDF · Shareable
Use template →Downloadable tools
These resources are meant to be printed or filled in digitally, so you can bring them to appointments, school meetings, or family conversations.
Appointment preparation checklist
Questions and notes to help you prepare for medical, therapy, or school meetings so you can advocate clearly and calmly.
2 pages · PDF
Download checklist →Visual routine planner
Simple, customizable daily schedules you can adapt for mornings, school days, or bedtime routines.
3 templates · PDF
Get planner →School meeting summary sheet
Keep track of agreements, follow-ups, and contact information after school meetings or support team calls.
1 page · Print-friendly
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Families & caregivers
Support for navigating everyday life, emotions, and systems while caring for an autistic child, teen, or adult.
- Understanding autism at different ages
- Talking about autism with your child
- Sibling support ideas
- Self-care and burnout prevention
Educators & schools
Materials to help you build inclusive, strengths-based classrooms and collaborate respectfully with families.
- Inclusion and accommodations guides
- Behavior as communication tools
- Sensory-friendly classroom checklists
- Sample communication with families
Autistic teens & adults
Resources created with autistic contributors, focused on autonomy, self-advocacy, and everyday life choices.
- Self-advocacy and rights
- Navigating friendships and community
- Work, study, and workplace supports
- Online safety and digital spaces
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- Understanding autistic communication · Article · Printable summary
- Supporting sensory needs in public places · Guide
- Checklist: preparing for a new school year · Families & students
- Your rights in education and work · Overview
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