The Autism Place
The Autism Place (TAP) is a network of resources in the local community for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders. TAP is funded by grants, donations, the Department of Psychology and Illinois State University. Services are available in a clinic, school, and home settings. The Autism Place is located at 2405 General Electric Road Suite A, Bloomington, IL 61704. You can also reach TAP at (309) 585-1117.
TAP provides:
- Hands-on training for more than 50 pre-professionals in the areas of psychology, speech and language pathology, and related fields each week;
- Direct clinical services to more than 50 children with autism spectrum disorders and their families each week;
- Community resources provided to parents and professionals; and
- Professional trainings to educators, first responders, and other professionals throughout the community who may come in contact with individuals with autism spectrum disorder.
Treatment teams, comprised of Illinois State psychology faculty, graduate clinicians, and undergraduate clinicians, addresses the needs of autistic children and their caregivers.
Current Funding Sources
Funded provided in whole or in part by the Autism Program of Illinois and the Illinois Department of Human Services.
We also receive support through ISU and private donations. Therefore, at this time, the services are provided at no cost to families.
If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation, please make your donation out to The Illinois State University Foundation (include TAP account 462-5457 on the memo line) and mail it to:
Illinois State University
Foundation
Campus Box 3100
Normal, IL 61790-3100
You can support The Autism Place by making a donation online
https://giving.illinoisstate.edu/fund/autism-program-fund/
Interest in The Autism Place is most welcome and appreciated. Contact Dr. Karla Doepke by email, call (309) 585-1117 if you have any questions or would like to inquire about services.