Family Resources

Love Serving Autism specializes in therapeutic racquet sports instruction for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders and developmental challenges.

We provide a variety of programs and events through certified coaches and therapists across the country.  

LSA Tennis Visual Schedule

Families may contact us for support group training class dates scheduled in the community to learn more about autism and the Love Serving Autism tennis program.

Tennis Rules for Kids and Adults with Autism

Nine Reasons to use Visuals

The Family Care Council (FCC)

The Family Care Council (FCC) is made up of parents, grandparents and guardians of people with developmental disabilities, along with self-advocates. Members are appointed to the Council by the Governor. Representatives of organizations and agencies who serve consumers who are developmentally disabled are also part of the Council. There are 15 Councils throughout Florida.

The Council provides education and outreach to other families. We work closely with the Agency for Persons with Disability (APD), and assist families in navigating the system to get the help they need. We also make referrals to agencies and organizations who can assist individuals and families with services.

The Family Care Council is the only family voice in Florida on behalf of those who are developmentally disabled. We meet monthly to share ideas, discuss matters pertaining to APD and the Florida Legislature, and receive information that will be helpful to individuals and families in our community. All are welcome at these meetings. We encourage individuals and families to become part of the decision-making process that affects the lives of their loved ones.

For those residing in Palm Beach County, contact Eileen Licitra at (561) 281-9311, or email at eileenlicitra@bellsouth.net for more information about our meetings, or if you are in need of assistance. Outside Palm Beach County contact the Family Care Council Florida at 1-800-470-8101, or https://www.fccflorida.org/ to find a Council near you.

Lou Knows What To Do Social Stories Book Series​

A young child in the grocery store, what could go wrong? Pretty much anything, from shattered jars to crashing carts to sticky fingers. But you don’t have to worry about Lou making mischief like that, he knows what to do! Whether he’s in a new situation or a challenging one, Lou’s prepared. His special bubble wand shows him the future, helping him see what he needs to do and say to be successful…

Autism Navigator

Early flags of autism in toddlers

Eye Coach

Why the Eye Coach is a Beneficial Tennis Training Tool