The TEACCH Autism Program is a statewide, university-based system that provides clinical services, training, and research to support autistic individuals and their families across the lifespan. Founded in 1972, it operates seven regional centers in North Carolina and offers specialized programs for employment and adult living.
Services include diagnostic evaluations, therapy, parent coaching, and transition support to promote communication, independence, and quality of life, alongside professional training in Structured TEACCHing and research on effective real-world interventions.
UNC TEACCH Conference Oct 15 & 16, 2026
Thriving with Autism: Strengthening Neuroaffirming Practices brings together educators, clinicians, researchers, autistic advocates, and families to explore approaches that honor neurodiversity and promote authentic wellbeing. This conference centers lived experience, evidence-informed strategies, and collaborative solutions that empower autistic individuals to thrive in every environment — from classrooms and clinics to workplaces and communities.
