What are the opening hours?

Monday 9am - 4pm Tuesday 9am - 4pm Wednesday 9am - 4pm Thursday 9am - 4pm Friday 9am - 4pm Saturday 9am - 12pm

http://www.speechcotherapy.com/

SPEECHCO Therapy Services, 1123 N Bardstown Rd #2, Mt Washington, KY/AND/663 N Dixie Boulevard #F, Radcliff, KY 40160, Mount Washington, KY (2026)

09/17/2026

A list of resources I’ve taken advantage of for my autistic son over the years:

1. Pull-ups and wipes covered through Aeroflow Urology.

2. A 5-point harness when he was a toddler. Covered by insurance. (Contact Numotion or National Seating & Mobility for guidance.)

3. A disability parking placard because elopement and parking lot meltdowns can be life-threatening situations. Approved at no cost through our local DMV.

4. An AAC communication device. Often covered by insurance or available through grants and nonprofit organizations.

5. Swings, trampolines, sensory items, liquid floor tiles, and other sensory equipment. Occupational therapy providers may be able to help you access some of these through insurance.

6. Speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, music therapy, ABA therapy, and more often covered by insurance.

7. 211 has been one of my favorite resources for over 7years. Call and ask for organizations serving autistic children in your area, then research which ones may be the best fit for your family.

8. Private school grants and education savings programs for children with disabilities (such as TEFA programs). Check your state’s options.

9. Tap tap tracking and health information GPS tracker for children who wander or elope. Contact them about funding opportunities.

10. TSA Cares for additional airport travel support.

11. Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard for travel and public spaces.

12. Medicaid disability waivers. These are some of the most valuable resources available and can provide lifelong supports. Check your state’s waiver programs at KidsWaivers.org.

13. Sensory-friendly movie screenings. Many theaters, including AMC, Cinemark, and Studio Movie Grill, offer them.

14. Project Guardian and Project Lifesaver, which may be available through your local law enforcement agency.

15. Special Olympics programs for sports, fitness, and social opportunities.

16. Adaptive recreation programs through local parks and recreation departments.

17. Autism-friendly summer camps and respite programs.

18. Medicaid transportation services for therapy and medical appointments.

19. Vocational and transition services for teens and young adults preparing for adulthood.

20. State vocational rehabilitation programs that can help with employment, job coaching, and independent living skills.

21. Library programs for children with disabilities, including sensory story times and adaptive learning activities.

22. Respite care services that give caregivers temporary support and a much-needed break.

There are so many resources available, but many families don’t know they exist until another parent shares them.

What resources have you been able to access for your child? Drop them in the comments so we can help more families. ❤️

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