5913 Lacrosse Ave, Austin, TX, 78739 | PH: (512) 414-2584

FREE COUNSELING is available
to all AISD families
through the ACCESS Grant.   Download the brochure and intake form.  Contact Austin Child Guidance @ 512-451-2242.  Ask for ACCESS Family Services.

Counselor Contact Info

Randie Fraser
phone:
512-414-5353
cell:
512-680-7244
  email:
rfraser@austinisd.org

Counselor's Corner
Autism awareness

Autism blue ribbon

 

The Autism Awareness Puzzle Ribbon is the most recognized symbol of the autism community in the world. You will see the Autism Awareness Puzzle Ribbon as a pin on shirts, magnet on refrigerators and cars, and badge on blogs or Facebook profile pictures, educating communities on the potential of people with autism. Watching a movie ~ something that seems as simple as going to the theatre to watch a movie is not an option for many families affected by autism. The Autism Society is working with AMC theatres to bring special needs families Sensory Friendly Films every month.

 
GENaustin's Special Events For Girls

Girls Minding Their Own Business [starting a business] 
We Are Girls Summer Series [girls entering 5th & 6th grades] 
http://e2.ma/message/wrtbd/

 
Resource guide for Parents 2013

Please see the attachment for a list of Resources available for Parents

Attachments:
Download this file (Resource-Guide-Update.pdf)Resource-Guide-Update.pdf[ ]
 
Summer 2013 camp guide for children with special needs

Summer 2013 Camp Guide in Central Texas and Surrounding Areas for Children with Special Needs

 
AISD Family Resource Centers

Austin ISD's Family Resource Centers (FRC), at Burnet, Dobie, Martin, Mendez and Webb middle schools, and Reagan Early College High School, provide families with direct service, referrals and information on community services that include:

  • Housing
  • Employment
  • Access to Health Care
  • Social Connections
  • Education

Families from any school community may seek support from the Family Resource Centers. 

 


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