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Local Links near Eugene, Oregon
Jessi's On-Call Nanny Service See more respite providers here Direction Service Jess Hart, Director of Administration 541.284-4727 direction service Case coordinating, advocacy, networking, counseling for Lane County families with children with disabilities and special needs, autism in particular. Melissa Lind, Sexual Assualt Response Specialist
Oregon Technical Assistance Corporation OTAC
Margaret Theisen Full Access 1240 Charnelton Eugene, Or 97401 541.284 5070, mtheisen@fullaccess.org Provides services to folks 18 and older referred by Lane County Case Managers as per Stanley Lawsuit/Universal Access settlement, case management and support services for adults with DD.
Mary-Minn Sirag KindTree Productions, Inc. 541 689-2228, sirag@mindspring.com Support group, Camp/Retreat, Art Show and sales, free computers, more... www.kindtree.org
Andrea Muzikant, Lane County DDS 541.682-3695, andrea.muzikant@lane.co.or.us Comprehensive services, referrals, case management, crisis management, foster care, protective services, more. View Lane County DD contact list here Bridgeway House 541- 345-0805 Patricia Wigney Advocate and parent, networking and support for new diagnosis of ASD. Child Development and Rehabilitation Center
Benjamin Bell, The Brain Center 59 Santa Clara Ave Eugene, OR 97404 689-7069, benjamin@braincenteronline.org Brain dysfunction and intervention strategies education
Leslie Carter, Ph D 9735 SW Shady Lane #304 Tigard, OR 97223 503-968-8870, Lcarter@inetarena.com Autism
evaluation, researcher, presenter: behavioral interventions, bio-feedback,
therapy, relationship development, etc.
Robert and Arlene Schwartz, Parents 516 Adams Ave Cottage Grove, OR 97424 541.942-9822, rsschwartz@earthlink.net. South Lane Autism Support Group: contact information
Carly Schmidt Hilyard Community Center, City of Eugene 2580 Hilyard Eugene, OR 97405 541.682.8837,Carly.M.Schmidt@ci.eugene.or.us Recreational services and programs for people with disabilities.
Janice Medvin PO Box 10651 Eugene, OR 97440 541.517-7902, janice@robtobias.com Independent provider of individualized support for adults with autism.
Looking Glass Youth and Family Services 72-B Centennial Loop, Suite #2 Looking Glass is a private, nonprofit organization that each year serves more than 8,000 at-risk youth and families — primarily in Lane County, Oregon. We are committed to assisting our clients in navigating life’s challenges, so that they can lead healthier, happier and more productive lives. Our agency provides a continuum of integrated
services, ranging from prevention to treatment, through a variety
of innovative programs. Counseling, 24-hour crisis intervention,
substance abuse treatment, education and vocational training are
just a few examples of the services we have to offer. Our programs
span the diverse fields of mental health, juvenile justice, education,
youth development and workforce readiness. Amy Gibson, Ph D 291 W 12th Ave Eugene, OR 97401 541.345-3526, gibson@jeffnet.org Family Therapist specializing in families with disabilities including ASD and with gifted children.
Catherine Meeks 2411 MLK Jr. Blvd Eugene, OR 97401 p: 541-682-7587 Lane County Behavioral Health Services Child and Adolescent Program
Rick Newton, Behavioral Consultant (private practice) and Associate Director, Mt. Angel Training Center & Residential Services (MATC-R) PO Box 78 Mt. Angel, Oregon 97362 503 845 9214, rckne3@AOL.com Stephanie Wheeling, CIS Manager MATC-R 503 871 6541 MATC-R is a non profit residential and employment provider for people who experience a variety of developmental disabilities. Stephanie's program at MATC-R specializes in supporting individuals on the Autism continuum. This program contains sensory integration supports, structured environments and individualized approaches to community inclusion. MATC-R sees itself as on the front lines of a civil rights movement, building a community that embraces diversity and that emphasizes respect and equality for all.
Rob Cook LILA, Lane Independent Living Alliance 99 W. 10th Avenue, Suite 117 P.O. Box 12106 Eugene, OR 97440 541.607-7020, lila@lilaoregon.org. Support for people with disabilities to assist with independent living
Pam Ring, The Arc of Lane County 4181 E St, Springfield, OR 98478 541.343 5256, Pam.ring@arclane.org Support, recreation, respite care for people with disabilities.
Dr. David A. Bove, N.D., L.Ac Dr. Virginia A. Oram, N.D. Licensed Naturopathic Physicians 400 East 2nd Ave Suite 105 Eugene, 97401 541.343-2384, drbove@earthlink.net; virginia@droram.com www.droram.com www.drdavidbove.com Natural Health Care for Your Whole Family: Nutrition, Homeopathy, Botanical Medicine, Detoxification, Acupuncture, Specialization in treating neurodegenerative (MS, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s) and neurodevelopmental (Autism spectrum, ADD/ADHD) disorders
Willow Learning Center 87898 La Porte Drive, Eugene, OR 97402 541-485-1770 “A day at our center is designed to involve routine, planeed, and child-initiated activities that are fun and engaging - a work-systems approach to reach independence.”
Judy Rinkin, COPE consultant 1 888 505 COPE, copejr@earthlink.net Training information for parents, professionals and community members. Making sure individuals with autism receive educational services
Dee Dee Overholser FEAT member 541.367 2515, D2-O@attbi.com Support for families choosing behavioral treatments, applied behavioral analysis, legislative advocacy
Penelope Youngfeather Developmental vision therapist 541.342-3100 Lifetime Eye Care (Dr. Carol Marusich) Vision therapy, visual skill development. sensory integration, visual exams
Tracy Callaghan, Social Security, US govt. 541.465 6838, tracy.callaghan@SSA.gov Benefit coordinator for people with disabilities
Gigi Aaron, Lane Regional Program Educational guidance for pre-school and school age children
Valerie
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