IRCA staff respond with accurate, evidence-based, and timely information to meet the needs of individuals across the autism spectrum and across the lifespan, their families, and the professionals who support them. We have a multidisciplinary staff who come from a variety of backgrounds including education, speech-language pathology, social work, psychology, special education administration, applied behavior analysis, early childhood education, and family members of those on the spectrum.
I feel much more prepared to work with students with autism since completing the training with IRCA. I learned practical and effective techniques that are easy to implement. I no longer feel apprehensive about working with students who have been identified with autism.
- Second Grade General Education Teacher
Learn About Autism
No matter where you are in your journey from diagnosis through adulthood, our resources are here to help you navigate options related to an autism spectrum disorder.
Resources
Through our website, you can find useful information and resources, including visual supports, booklets on diagnoses, roadmaps to state services, information on summer camps, and more. You can also learn about workshops with state and national speakers on topics such as social skills, communication, anxiety, education strategies, mental health, and transitioning to adulthood. Our email newsletter, The Reporter, is available at no charge and provides information about our resources as they are published.