Thanks a lot guys...

Applied Behavioral Analysis if you can get coverage for that through your health insurance or Regional Center. Occupational therapy and possibly physical therapy (OT is for fine motor & self-help skills, PT is for gross motor skills) if there are delays. I would also recommend finding a good physician with experience treating ASD from a biomedical standpoint (many, but not all, are affiliated with Defeat Austim Now!)

Probably I would think a good start is a clinic or a center for Autism. We started my nephew at Children's Specialized Hospital in Toms River Nj. Then you have a team working with your child and all of the therapies are there. The team talks to each other, I just think it's the best way to go. I understand there are long waiting lists, but it's easier to get in when they are younger and you can put him on a number of different waiting lists and cancel the others when you do get an appointment. The 100 day tool kit mentioned by #MyZett is also a great place to start. Good Luck!

thanks a lot MyZett...