Judevine Center for Autism

For more than thirty years, Judevine Center for Autism has been a pioneer in treatment and training of individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and their families. Its programs rooted in principles of applied behavior analysis within a social exchange framework, the Judevine Center has provided effective training and treatment to thousands of families across the world. Judevine Center has, over the years earned an international reputation as a leader in its field.

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Judevine changes lives and brings renewed hope and strength (see video)
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Please join us in celebrating Autism Awareness Month with our Apples for Autism campaign.

Last year, we highlighted Judevine with the 30 Days of Autism campaign, which showcased services and success stories from many of our programs.  This year, we’d like to focus on a key phrase in our mission – QUALITY OF LIFE!

This year’s campaign will have a two fold mission.  Throughout the community, 106 convenience stores owned or operated by Wallis Companies will be participating in our Apples for Autism campaign.  Their customers will be able to donate to Judevine on site by choosing $1, $5, or $10 apple icons for display.  These funds will be dedicated to our Transportation Fund, enabling us to purchase fuel, repair our vehicles, and possibly purchase new vehicles. So, when you see the Apples for Autism signage, drop in, fill up, and donate what you can.  AND, tell them how much you appreciate their dedication to Judevine’s programs and services. 

Help us make the connection by spreading the word to your family and friends!

Autism awareness Special Storytimes events will take place in many Barnes & Noble stores throughout April.  Judevine will be participating in many of these events. 
Here are a few!

Chesterfield – April 23 (11a-11:30a) & April 26 (1:00p-1:30p)
Fairview Heights – April 1 (1:30-2p) & April 24 (11a-11:30a)
Fenton – April 2 (11:30p-Noon) & April 26 (11a-11:30a)

Local Family Helps Others
Understand Autism

See the story - Channel 5 ksdk.com with Deanne Lane

After Living in a Cage Man Finally Gets Correct Diagnosis

See the story - Channel 5 ksdk.com with Kay Quinn

Will you become an
Angel for Autism?

Angel – a guardian, guiding influence, advocate, champion, lifesaver, kind and lovable person, protector, sponsor, well-wisher, one who manifests goodness, purity, and selflessness

Imagine beginning every day with a screaming sobbing child–he can’t speak to tell you what’s wrong. What if a trip to the grocery store found your child ravaging the shelves just to hear the glass bottles shatter, with no response to repeated correction? Sadly, these behaviors are often the only inherent approaches a child with autism has to communicate and connect with the world around him.

By accepting this invitation, you will give a child and his parents the opportunity to participate in Judevine’s key service, our Parent Training program, a rigorous, full-time, three-week training course, through which we are able to give families back their lives.