The New Hampshire Council on

Autism Spectrum Disorders

Welcome to the Council's Resource Center

HB 1634, the bill that created the NH Council on Autism Spectrum Disorders, charges the Council with serving as "an information clearinghouse for individuals, families, and providers seeking diagnosticians, behavioral specialists, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, psychologists,

and others who have expertise in working with individuals with autism spectrum disorders." 

[RSA 171-A, Section II(b)]. 

With this in mind, the Council has created this "virtual resource center" -- a  single, common place for all the information you need about the resources available in New Hampshire for those who experience one of the autism spectrum disorders -- Autism, PDD-NOS, or Asperger Syndrome.

To get the most out of this tool, we strongly recom-mend that you:

Please note that inclusion on this website does not imply endorsement of any organization, treatment methodology, or provider.  This informational website is not a substitute for clinical, legal, or business advice

as it applies to your individual situation.  To contact the webmaster, please click here

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Putting the Pieces Together

Take a look at the page, "How to navigate the NH Autism Center," which is linked here.

Remember that ASD represents a very wide spectrum.  Not every resource listed on this site will be appropriate for your unique situation.

Check back often.  This site is a work in progress.  The Council's volunteer participants are experienced caregivers, professionals, and self-advocates who continue to look for the most up-to-date information about living with ASD in New Hampshire.

We wish you well,

Michelle JarvisBrian HuckinsKirsten Murphy

Chair, NH Council   Vice Chair, NH Council       Director, NH Council