Integrative Autism Alliance
Providing integrative care families need and every child deserves.
About Integrative Autism Alliance
Integrative Autism Alliance (IAA) is a Texas nonprofit dedicated to providing body and brain-based therapeutic care for children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other neurodevelopmental conditions. We believe that integrative therapeutic care should be a public service, accessible to all families regardless of financial circumstances. Our mission is to complement—not replace—medical, behavioral, and school-based care, offering advanced functional neurology with holistic and integrative medicine support to optimize health by targeting root causes rather than merely alleviating symptoms.
Utilizing evidence-based, non-invasive techniques such as photobiomodulation, sensory-motor exercises, visual-motor and oculomotor skill development alongside individualized neurofeedback, we enhance neuroplasticity and restore balance within the nervous system. Supporting regulation, stress management, sleep quality, and overall quality of life.
We do not claim to cure autism. Instead, we focus on providing compassionate, integrative therapeutic interventions delivered on a sliding scale and through reduced fee or scholarship programs. Our approach recognizes the unique needs of each child and adolescent, combining various therapeutic modalities to support their individual journey toward better regulation, wellness, and flourishing.
Our Services

Body & Brain-Based Therapeutic Care
Integrative therapeutic interventions that support nervous system regulation, emotional well-being, and sensory processing for children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder.

Developmental & Stress Management Support
Individualized therapies designed to strengthen emotional and cognitive development, improve emotional regulation, decrease stress, and enhance sleep quality and daily energy levels.
Sliding Scale & Scholarship Programs
Accessible therapeutic care offered on a sliding scale basis and through reduced fee or scholarship programs, ensuring that financial barriers do not prevent families from receiving the support they need.

