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California School and Insurance HelpAutism Speaks

Autism Speaks Guide to Individualized Education Programs

A family-friendly walkthrough of the IEP process that can help you prepare for school meetings, paperwork, and next steps after assessment.

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California Autism Insurance Coverage

An official California insurance page covering autism treatment access, behavioral health treatment rules, and complaint pathways when coverage is delayed or denied.

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California Behavioral Health Care Rights

The state's managed care guide to behavioral health treatment, how to get care, and what families can do if a health plan will not approve medically necessary autism support.

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California Independent Educational Evaluations

If you disagree with a school district evaluation, this California guidance explains the right to ask for an independent educational evaluation at public expense.

California School and Insurance HelpCalifornia Department of Education

California Parents' Rights in Special Education

An official family guide to consent, assessments, IEP participation, nondiscriminatory testing, and the rights parents have when working with the school district.

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School Help6 links

California IEP and insurance guidance that feels easier to follow.

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Haircuts4 links

Barber, salon, and grooming support that feels more sensory-aware.

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Online Play2 links

Gaming spaces that feel more welcoming and interest-led.

Find autistic-friendly gaming and low-pressure online connection options families can explore from home.

PBS Picks2 links

Trusted PBS and PBS KIDS videos for regulation, learning, and conversation.

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Learning2 links

Simple at-home learning links for everyday growth.

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Caregiver Help4 links

Application and benefits links that help caregivers bring support home.

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Outings7 links

Theme park passes, quiet spaces, and park planning links in one place.

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Playplaces5 links

Spectrum-friendly places to jump, play, and explore with less pressure.

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Tools9 links

AAC, visual supports, fidgets, swings, and play tools to explore.

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California Reasons for Concern

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A California starting point for families who want to ask for help through their school district or local early support system, including when written parent consent is needed for assessment and services.

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