About Autism Family Navigator
I have an autistic child — so this is personal. I know there are no resources, or hidden resources, or not the correct resource. I built this because I lived it.
This Is Personal
I built Autism Family Navigator because I didn't want another family to feel as lost as I did. This is the guide I wish had existed.
Why I Built This
When my child was diagnosed, I started searching for help. What I found was scattered, outdated, or just plain wrong for our situation. The resources that actually helped? I found them through word of mouth, late-night Facebook groups, and a lot of trial and error.
I built this site to be the thing I wish had existed — an honest, carefully curated guide to what's actually available in Central Texas. Not a generic list. Not a database nobody maintains. A real guide, built by someone who has been in the trenches.
This site is still growing. The resources section is being built thoughtfully — I'm only adding providers and programs I can genuinely stand behind. If you need help right now and can't find it here, reach out. I will help you find what your family needs.
What We Stand For
Lived Experience
This isn't a corporate project. It's built by a parent who is still in it — learning, advocating, and figuring it out alongside you.
Honest & Vetted
I only share resources I'd actually recommend. If I haven't verified it, it won't be on this site.
Community First
Central Texas families helping Central Texas families. Local knowledge, real connections, no runaround.
No Family Left Searching
If you reach out and I don't have the answer, I'll help you find who does. Nobody gets a dead end.
You Don't Have to Figure This Out Alone
Whether you just got a diagnosis, you're stuck on an IEP, or you just need to talk to someone who gets it — I'm here.
Reach Out