The Jebb Center

[...] links.  We would appreciate any input you may have for additional resources. The “Jebb Center For Autistic Living” has been formed and we have received our 501(c) (3) status. The [...]

[...] At the Jebb Center, a primary concern is encouraging physical activity on a daily basis. The average Autistic, [...]

[...] become a very useful tool for integrating the adult autistic into a community workplace. At the Jebb Center, Caregivers will be trained to analyze each autistic individual regarding not only their [...]

[...] . He often would bang his head against the wall and become completely disengaged from normal activities of a 2-4 yr old. Tom had a fascination with vacuum cleaners and also had the habit of [...]

[...] be doing.  It was our decision that not only did we need a break and a chance to do some normal activities ourselves, but it was unhealthy for Steven to be so dependant on us by being at home 24/7. [...]

[...] The Jebb Centers for Adult Autistic Living, inc. has been established to meet the needs of the thousands of [...]

[...] The most important element of the Jebb Centers is to select, vet and train qualified “caregivers”. Most of our caregivers will [...]

[...] Autistic parents understand that without direct parental and or professional support, the average autistic will withdraw into their “sensoryisms” and become more isolated and their [...]

[...] Jebb Center, a primary concern is encouraging physical activity on a daily basis. The average Autistic, left to themselves, will not purposefully engage in any strenuous activity and needs [...]

[...] are we different?  We feel, with appropriate training and individualized care the Autistic adult has immense potential to not only become lifelong learners, but major contributors to [...]

[...] degree in social work and have a long term commitment to serve those who need the most help. Autistic adults have different skills and tremendous potential if those skills are understood by the [...]