Autism Spectrum Diagnostics and Consulting

04/13/2026

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Attention: Lego®-based Social Skills Group Spring Session in Marlton, NJ

Children will be grouped by age, language abilities, and social skills goals. Lego®-Based Therapy, or Lego®-Club as it is called by group members, is an evidenced based treatment where children develop skills through collaboration on group projects through the use of Lego®. Group members collaborate on building sets, free style projects, and creating and producing short stop-action films. Children with ASD, ADHD, anxiety, and other social challenges are welcome! You do not need to have a formal diagnosis to participate.

Adult facilitators provide feedback and coaching in real-time targeting skill development in the areas of cooperation, problem solving, reciprocal conversation, joint-attention, and flexibility leading to increased maintenance and generalization of skills to other settings. Most importantly, Lego®-Club becomes a place where children identify with a peer group, build friendships beyond the confines of the club, and find a place where their peers and adult coaches understand, encourage, and celebrate their talents.

Groups will be run on Thursday afternoons/evenings for 1 hour per session for 8 sessions starting April 16, 2026. If interested in learning more about Lego®-Club and to sign up for our next session, please contact Dr. Brittany Lyman at blyman@autismdiagnostics.com.

04/02/2026

I hope one day society is able to see and embrace all the amazing qualities and characteristics of our clients and some of my favorite people. One day I hope society will create an environment in which our clients can feel comfortable being themselves and not masking all the characteristics that make them special. You all bring so much light, creativity, resilience, empathy, brilliance, and kindness to this world. Here’s to a month of celebrating you

04/01/2026

The Shapiro Administration’s 31 percent reduction in the emergency waiting list is a significant policy achievement.

03/30/2026

Registration Closes This Week!

03/29/2026

The Voorhees Township Police Department will continueparticipating in the BLUE ENVELOPE PROGRAM, a proactive initiative aimed at supporting drivers on the autism spectrumand those with communication disorders. This program is designed to enhance safety and ensure positive interactions between law [....

03/25/2026

Registration Closes April 5th!

03/16/2026

Be sure to order your tickets. We can't wait to see you!

2nd Annual Adult Focused Autism Conference

Friday, April 10, 2026, at Delaware Valley University

9am-4pm

Registration Open!

https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/beyond-coping-trauma-informed-affirming-support-for-autistic-adults

As an autism specialty and lifespan practice, many of our clients include autistic adults. We have noticed that this is an often forgotten and underserved community of the autistic population, who are navigating adulthood and its challenges while facing a lack of support and understanding from others regarding neurodiversity and autism. Last year’s conference was a great success, and we are excited to offer new topics for our next conference. We will cover various topics including burnout, executive functioning, trauma in autistic adults, workplace accommodations from an HR and legal perspective, adult services and supports, and more.

We welcome and encourage mental health providers, employers, medical providers, education staff and directors, students, families of autistic teens and adults, and autistic individuals to attend. This conference, co-sponsored by Delaware Valley University, promises to be a valuable opportunity for learning in a way that honors and uplifts the voices of autistic individuals, and we hope to see you there.

As an autism specialty and lifespan practice, many of our clients include autistic adults. We have noticed that this is an often forgotten and underserved community of the autistic population, who are navigating adulthood and its challenges while facing a lack of support and understanding from other

03/09/2026

2nd Annual Adult Focused Autism Conference

Friday, April 10, 2026, at Delaware Valley University

9am-4pm

Registration Open!

https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/beyond-coping-trauma-informed-affirming-support-for-autistic-adults

As an autism specialty and lifespan practice, many of our clients include autistic adults. We have noticed that this is an often forgotten and underserved community of the autistic population, who are navigating adulthood and its challenges while facing a lack of support and understanding from others regarding neurodiversity and autism. Last year’s conference was a great success, and we are excited to offer new topics for our next conference. We will cover various topics including burnout, executive functioning, trauma in autistic adults, workplace accommodations from an HR and legal perspective, adult services and supports, and more.

We welcome and encourage mental health providers, employers, medical providers, education staff and directors, students, families of autistic teens and adults, and autistic individuals to attend. This conference, co-sponsored by Delaware Valley University, promises to be a valuable opportunity for learning in a way that honors and uplifts the voices of autistic individuals, and we hope to see you there.

As an autism specialty and lifespan practice, many of our clients include autistic adults. We have noticed that this is an often forgotten and underserved community of the autistic population, who are navigating adulthood and its challenges while facing a lack of support and understanding from other

02/26/2026

02/09/2026

SAVE THE DATE!

2nd Annual Adult Focused Autism Conference

Friday, April 10, 2026, at Delaware Valley University

9am-4pm

Registration Coming Soon!

As an autism specialty and lifespan practice, many of our clients include autistic adults. We have noticed that this is an often forgotten and underserved community of the autistic population, who are navigating adulthood and its challenges while facing a lack of support and understanding from others regarding neurodiversity and autism. Last year’s conference was a great success, and we are excited to offer new topics for our next conference. We will cover various topics including burnout, executive functioning, trauma in autistic adults, workplace accommodations from an HR and legal perspective, adult services and supports, and more.

We welcome and encourage mental health providers, employers, medical providers, education staff and directors, students, families of autistic teens and adults, and autistic individuals to attend. This conference, co-sponsored by Delaware Valley University, promises to be a valuable opportunity for learning in a way that honors and uplifts the voices of autistic individuals, and we hope to see you there.

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