OCALI Pass accounts are available free of charge to anyone who wishes to participate in professional development opportunities and access various tools offered through the Ohio Center for Autism and Low Incidence (OCALI).
Review information about special education, including assessment, qualifying for special education services, parent rights, and the components of the IEP.
Gain knowledge about advocacy and the importance of seeking support.
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Learn and share basic facts about autism spectrum disorders (ASD) with this downloadable fact sheet.
Characteristics and Qualities of an Effective Support Person for Individuals with ASD
Start here if you or someone you know has just gotten a diagnosis of autism, this guide will provide some basic information, tips, and possible next steps.
Find the definition of autism spectrum disorder according to the DSM V.
View and download OCALI documents, presentations, handouts, and more.
Discover ideas about transitioning to adulthood and future planning, including guardianship, estate planning, and trust funds.
Learn about the many interventions that support individuals with ASD.
Follow this 4-step process if you suspect your child may have autism.
View an example of the letter parents can write to request a Multi-Factored Evaluation to support a comprehensive review of your child's educational program.
Obtain information on living with autism with a focus on the family unit and how to address common family issues, including difficult moments.
Learn about what you can do when you disagree with the school district's decisions regarding your child's educational program.
Explore an overview of the world of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) developed by Ohio parents. Discover a broad range of resources, supports, interventions and services.
Teach and learn with materials developed for use in meetings and trainings by parents and parent groups across the state of Ohio.
Review a chart illustrating the process for determining eligibility for special education services.
Use this framework to navigate the six critical categories in quality care and find the best fit for you and your family.
Gain information on the screening, evaluation and diagnostic assessment process. Also, learn about conditions that may co-exist with ASD.
Learn about Ohio's social service programs that provide services and supports to eligible individuals with ASD and their families.
Learn about tips for enhancing social interactions with individuals with ASD through this downloadable tip sheet.
Find helpful forms, along with a newsletter devoted to the topic of Home-School Communication. Forms can be printed for personal use.
Understand autism spectrum disorder and its underlying characteristics associated with it.
Get the support you need when your child exhibits dangerous behavior.