Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders/Developmental Assessment Program
Your first call should always be to your pediatrician or family doctor who knows your child best.
Services
Clinic Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
To schedule an appointment with the Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders or the Developmental Assessment Program (DAP), please call (614) 355-8315 and speak with a Resource Coordinator.
Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders
Services Available:
- Intensive Behavioral Intervention (IBI)- Clinic-based Services
- Intensive Behavioral Intervention (IBI)- Consult-based Services
- Autism Resource Coordinators
- *Walk-in appointments are not available for IBI visits. Appointments and referrals only please.
New Services Coming Soon:
- School-Age Services
- Asperger's Services
Developmental Assessment Program
Diagnosis or Conditions Assessed:
- Autism
- Pervasive Developmental Disorders
- Mental Retardation
- Developmental Disabilities
- Genetic Syndromes
Services Available:
- Interdisciplinary Diagnostic Appointments (IDA) with psychologist, physician and speech pathologist to rule out Autism
- Psychological Assessment
- Behavioral Assessment and Treatment Planning
- Outpatient consultation to families
- Consultation for local residential facilities
- Consultation to school districts on behalf of patients
- Assistance with IEP planning
- Autism Follow-Up Clinic (behavioral consultation) for families
- Advocacy for families and patients
- Consultation for feeding problems related to developmental disabilities
Education Courses
Autism Academy - Registration Information
An educational series offered monthly to provide specific information
Autism Program for Aides - Registration Information
For anyone who works with a client of Nationwide Children’s Intensive Behavioral Intervention Program
Sibshops - Registration Information
Brothers and sisters now have a chance to meet and talk with other kids who have a sibling with autism. They will have an opportunity to:
- Meet other siblings in a relaxed, recreational setting.
- Discuss common joys and concerns with other siblings of children with special needs.
- Learn how others handle situations commonly experienced by siblings of children with special needs.
- Learn more about the implications of their sibling's special need.
- Provide parents and other professionals with opportunities to learn more about the concerns frequently experienced by brothers and sisters of people with special needs.
