Community Resources
UF Health CAN is dedicated to providing families of those living with autism or a neurodevelopmental disorder with an abundance of resources to ensure successful daily routines.
Center for Autism and Related Disability Workshops
The Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD) offers free workshops for caregivers and individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other related disabilities. For more information, visit the CARD website to find your CARD center and learn more about the workshops available.
UF Multidisciplinary Diagnostic & Training Program
The FDLRS/UF Multidisciplinary Diagnostic & Training Program is one of six regional Florida Diagnostic & Learning Resources System (FDLRS) Multidisciplinary Educational Services Centers funded by the State of Florida Department of Education.
Understanding Genetics
Bo and DiNA welcome us to the PRISMA Library of Life, where we will learn about autism, genetics, and genetic testing!
DSM5-TR Checklist for Autism Spectrum Disorder
You can use this fillable checklist, created by Dr. Soda, to better understand and screen for ASD.
How to Tell Others About Your Autism Diagnosis
Telling people that you have a developmental disability such as autism can be a daunting task. You may worry that others hold stereotypes about people with ASD or won’t understand your diagnosis. However, telling others in your life about your diagnosis can have many benefits for you and your relationships.
Preparing to Move to College with Autism
Moving away from home to attend college is a big lifestyle change for every young adult. But, for those with autism, this change can be particularly challenging. The intensity of college courses combined with increased responsibilities can be a difficult adjustment for new college students with ASD. Below are 5 tips to help make the transition to college life more manageable for those with ASD.
