They were our biggest cheerleaders…
– Jeanne, the mother of Frank
Our Story
In December of 1997, Working With Autism (WWA) began as a small and unassuming agency. Initially WWA originated as simply an idea of supporting the growing number of families challenged by autism. Although uncertain of the company’s impending growth, the intention was clear; to provide ample, high quality and reliable support for families affected by autism. Read more about WWA »
I apply what they taught me everyday. I also use it to train people who come to work in our home.
– Parent, Vana Thiero
I knew to trust the process and it ended up changing my younger son’s life.
– From Debby, parent
As a professional, I highly recommend WWA to all those seeking behavioral & academic support..
-Mary Garripoli, M.A.
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3rd Annual Go Blue or Go Home Picnic Success!
The variety of activities and the enthusiasm of all who attended made the day a great success! In addition …
Improving your kids’ Executive Functioning skills
Children with poor EF skills tend to be more disorganized, take a long time to complete routine tasks, struggle with …
Support for Siblings of Children with Special Needs
Given the fact that siblings will be around and potentially involved in the life of an individual with a disability …
The CALIFORNIA CONDORS
The Special Needs CALIFORNIA CONDORS program in Panorama City at L.A. Kings Valley Ice Center teaches ice hockey to kids …
Staff Recognition
Here at WWA we are particularly proud of the expertise of our staff and the strong skill set they bring …
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Our resident Clinical Psychologist is available to answer any questions you may have regarding your child’s needs.
Email Dr. Hilya directly with your question!
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