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Autism resources in Palm Beach County

County-wide and multi-city resources that serve families across Palm Beach County.

23 listings · researched 2026-08-23

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Get evaluated

Developmental and autism-focused evaluations that help families understand strengths, needs, and next steps—not a judgment on parenting.

2 listings

ABA / behavioral therapy

Applied Behavior Analysis and related behavioral supports in home, clinic, school, or community settings when authorized.

1 listing

Speech-language therapy

Support for language, social communication, feeding when clinically indicated, and AAC-related speech services.

2 listings

Occupational therapy

Everyday participation supports—play, self-care, fine motor, and sensory regulation strategies when they help engagement.

3 listings

Pediatric neurology & developmental pediatrics

Medical specialists who evaluate development and co-occurring concerns. Complementary to—not a replacement for—therapies and education supports.

1 listing

Mental health (autism-informed)

Counseling and behavioral health with clinicians who understand autistic communication and sensory profiles.

2 listings

Schools & education

Public ESE, specialized charters, private/specialized day programs, and education pathways for autistic students.

1 listing

Ages 0–3 / Early Steps

Early intervention supports for infants and toddlers, including Florida Early Steps pathways serving Palm Beach County.

2 listings

Support groups & parent networks

Peer networks, parent groups, and community organizations that walk alongside families.

6 listings

Respite care

Short-term care so caregivers can rest, work, or attend appointments while the child stays with trained caregivers.

3 listings

Out & about / sensory-friendly

Sensory-friendly recreation, community events, and inclusive activities.

1 listing

Advocacy & IEP support

Education advocacy, IEP/504 meeting support, and rights resources. Links and directories only—not legal advice.

5 listings

Teens & young adults

Transition, employment, and young-adult pathways for ages roughly 12 and up.

3 listings

Communication tools / AAC

Assistive technology and AAC-related resources families can explore with their care teams.

2 listings

Local starting points

Free or public navigation hubs—CARD, 211, APD, district ESE, and similar backbone systems.

6 listings

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