The Basics
Seeking a Diagnosis
Learn MoreUnderstanding the Spectrum
Learn MoreNew to Neurodiversity
Learn MoreThe Language of Neurodiversity
Learn MoreHigh Support Needs Autism
National Council on Severe Autism
Visit WebsiteRutgers Center for Adult Autism Services
Visit WebsiteKennedy Krieger
Visit WebsiteMental Health and Neurodiversity
Teen Support Group
Learn MoreCollege Mental Health Guide
Learn MoreDepression and Employment
Learn MoreHousing Resources
Neuro-Inclusive Housing Solutions
Visit WebsiteTerwilliger Center for Housing
Visit WebsiteFirst Place
Visit WebsiteSafety
Autism Justice Center
Visit WebsiteInteracting with Law Enforcement
Visit WebsiteVirtual Autism Simulator for Law Enforcement
Visit WebsiteBe Safe The Movie
Watch MovieAutism and Law
Visit WebsiteWomen with Autism
We know that the female presentation and experience of autism varies, in some ways, from the male presentation and experience. Visit this page for all the information we could find on this topic.
Minorities and Neurodiversity
Stephanie Keeney Parks conducts research on the everyday lives of African American parents who have children with autism. The impetus for her research is her lived experience and mother of an autistic child.
Vanderbilt Autism Resource Line
The Vanderbilt Autism Resource Line is a single helpline to make it easier for families and professionals to find information about autism-related clinical, research, and outreach services at Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The helpline serves families, caregivers, clinicians, educators, and others in need of autism-related resources at Vanderbilt and in the Nashville Community.
You speak directly to the TRIAD Family Services Coordinator, Nina Harris, an experienced professional knowledgeable about autism resources including diagnostic evaluation services, school consultation, parent workshops, and professional training.
Local: (615) 322-7565
Toll-free: (877) ASD-VUMC (273-8862)
Email: autismresources@vumc.org
Frist Center Webinars
The Frist Center for Autism & Innovation’s YouTube channel hosts recordings of all of our past webinars!