No one gets through an autism journey alone, and the parents who've been there are often the best source of practical, unvarnished advice. McKinney and Collin County have clinic-run parent programs, statewide connection groups, and — with Frisco and Plano next door — plenty of options if the first group isn't your fit. Here's where to look.
An ABA therapy clinic at 3351 S Stonebridge Dr, Suite 200, McKinney, whose McKinney page describes parent education groups where families connect with other McKinney parents and learn about autism and child development. A clinic program, not an independent peer support group.
Visit siteLists statewide virtual parent and caregiver groups, a Dallas/Fort Worth Virtual Parent/Caregiver Connection Group and an in-person Dallas Autism Girls Group, and invites families to email the Society to be connected with a local group.
Visit siteA Texas Health and Human Services project for families raising children with disabilities or special health-care needs, covering diagnosis, education, family support and directories of groups and events, with guidance on connecting with other parents.
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