How can parents support social and language development at home?

Parents can support communication by modeling simple language, using gestures or visuals, creating predictable routines, and encouraging play-based interactions. Access Autism Testing provides parent coaching to integrate these strategies into daily life.

What are common signs of social or communication challenges in autism?

Some signs include limited eye contact, repetitive speech, challenges with peer interaction, or difficulty understanding tone and facial expressions. A professional evaluation can clarify your child’s unique communication profile.

Can autism assessments be done virtually?

Yes. Access Autism Testing provides comprehensive virtual autism evaluations for children, teens, and adults across Texas, Florida, and Louisiana. The telehealth process is convenient, personalized, and strength-focused.

Autism Testing in San Antonio, Texas

Comprehensive Virtual Autism Evaluations, Parent Consultation, and Support Groups for Families Across Texas

Families in the San Antonio area often have questions about their child’s development — or wonder if autism could explain certain social, communication, or behavioral differences. At Access Autism Testing & Consultation (AATC), we specialize in comprehensive virtual autism evaluations, parent consultation, and parent support groups that help families gain clarity, connection, and confidence.

Our services are available virtually to clients anywhere in Texas, including San Antonio, Alamo Heights, Stone Oak, Boerne, and New Braunfels.

Autism Testing

Our evaluations are designed to help children, teens, and adults receive accurate, compassionate, and research-based assessments — all from home.

We offer:

Comprehensive autism testing for toddlers through adults
Re-evaluations and second opinions
Strength-based diagnostic reports highlighting individual skills and support needs
1:1 feedback sessions to discuss results and next steps

Each assessment is conducted by a licensed psychologist (License #40395)with expertise in autism across the lifespan. Using secure telehealth technology, families in San Antonio can complete the full process without travel or waiting lists.

Parent Consultation

Navigating next steps after an autism diagnosis can feel overwhelming. Our parent consultation services provide individualized guidance on how to:

Support communication and social skills at home
Foster independence and self-regulation
Understand school supports and accommodations
Connect with evidence-based therapies and community resources

Whether you’re seeking direction after a recent diagnosis or simply want expert insight, we offer parent consultations tailored to your child’s age and needs.

Parent Support Groups

You don’t have to navigate this journey alone. Our virtual parent support groups connect families in San Antonio and throughout Texas who share similar experiences. Each small-group session provides:

A safe, supportive space to share challenges and successes
Practical strategies for daily life
Emotional support and community connection

These groups are facilitated by a licensed psychologist who specializes in autism and family support.

Why Families in San Antonio Choose Access Autism Testing

Expert-led evaluations using gold-standard tools adapted for telehealth
Holistic, strength-based approach that focuses on what’s working
Convenient and confidential virtual format
Private-pay only, so your information stays private and you avoid long waitlists
Ongoing parent support through consultation and groups

We proudly serve families throughout San Antonio — from Downtown and Alamo Heights to Stone Oak, Helotes, and New Braunfels.

At Access Autism Testing & Consultation (AATC), we believe every child and parent deserves understanding and guidance rooted in compassion and expertise. We’re honored to support San Antonio families through every step of their journey. Contact us today!

Local San Antonio Resources

Easterseals Rehabilitation Center

Brighton Center

The Center for Health Care Services - Early Childhood Intervention

Autism Lifeline Links