Certified Autism Centers™

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When seeking healthcare, education, or community services for yourself or a family member with autism, choosing a Certified Autism Center™ (CAC) ensures you’ll receive care from specially trained professionals who understand the unique needs of autistic and sensory-sensitive individuals. These IBCCES-certified organizations have completed comprehensive autism-specific training, undergone rigorous onsite reviews, and demonstrated their commitment to creating welcoming, accessible environments for people with autism, sensory sensitivities, and other cognitive differences. From hospitals and urgent care centers to schools and community programs, Certified Autism Centers™ offer staff equipped with proven strategies to support successful interactions and positive outcomes. IBCCES has established the gold standard for autism certification, helping families find trusted providers who prioritize understanding, patience, and specialized care approaches that make all the difference in creating comfortable, supportive experiences for the autism community.

  • Specialized Staff Training: All team members receive extensive autism-specific training to better understand and support individuals on the spectrum.
  • Sensory-Friendly Environments: CACs are aware of sensory sensitivities and often offer low sensory areas, or sensory kits, to support autistic individuals.
  • Proven Techniques: Staff use evidence-based strategies to ensure positive interactions and successful outcomes.
  • Ongoing Support: IBCCES offers CACs regular training updates and assessments to ensure consistent, high-quality care.
  • Peace of Mind: Know that staff understand autism and are prepared to provide appropriate support.
  • Reduced Stress: Experience more accommodating service approaches and staff that are more prepared to assist.
  • Better Outcomes: Benefit from proven methods that lead to more successful visits and experiences.
  • Family Support: Staff are aware of and supportive of the needs of family members and caregivers of autistic individuals.
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