Search by need, not by keyword
Describe a situation (early development, an assessment, school becoming difficult), and ATLAS shows which kinds of services exist for it, in order, and what each one is for.
ATLAS
When you no longer know who to turn to.
ATLAS searches the professionals, organizations, services and public programs around you, across the covered territories.
You do not need to already know the right word, the right acronym or the right door.
470,000+ resources mapped across the covered territories
- 4 territories
- Official public sources
- Guidance, not diagnosis
Four countries. Support close to you.
What brings you here
The problem is rarely that nothing exists.
It is that nobody tells you what exists near you, in what order to approach it, or what each of those places is actually for. ATLAS starts from the sentence you arrive with.
- I am looking for a professional near where I live.
- I do not know which organization to contact.
- I want to identify who can help around the school.
- I am looking for something in my own territory, not on the other side of the country.
ATLAS gives you a starting point. It will not tell you which professional to choose: that decision stays yours.
More than a list of addresses
A search engine would give you links. ATLAS gives you a route.
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Real territorial filters
Country, region or state, department or county, town, audience, support format, remote or international only. The territory is a filter, not a guess.
A map you can drill into
Pick a country, open a region, then a department or county. The map is coloured by the actual number of resources held for each area.
Entries that state their origin
Every entry names its official source, the license when there is one, and the date it was retrieved, plus why that resource matched your search.
A search you can carry
Save a resource, mark it to contact, contacted, in progress or done, note the next step and a due date, and compare several side by side.
One ecosystem, not a tab
ATLAS sits with the Assistants, the Experts and the Studio: what you find here can be taken straight into the rest of AtyKids.
And what it does not do
- No appointment booking.
- No real-time availability.
- No user reviews or star ratings.
- No medical matching, and no diagnosis.
Covered territories
Four territories, mapped down to the subdivision.
Coverage is territorial, never linguistic: the interface exists in three languages, and that adds no country. Volumes differ enormously from one territory to the next because the official sources differ: a national register of practitioners and a network of provincial services do not produce comparable numbers. What compares honestly is territorial coverage.
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United States
50 states, the District of Columbia and 5 territories
289 797 resources mapped
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Coverage, area by area.
Pick a territory above; the map colors each area by the number of resources actually held for it. Nothing here is drawn for illustration.
Tap a region to see its resources
Few Many
Overseas territories
Guadeloupe 957 Guyane 524 La Réunion 2626 Martinique 718 Mayotte 169
What you can look for
Professionals, organizations, services, programs.
Professionals
Health and support practitioners listed in official professional registers.
Organisations and services
Establishments and medico-social services drawn from official public registers.
Schooling
Inclusive schooling arrangements and the teams that support them.
Programmes and rights
Public bodies and programs covering rights, entitlements and early coordination.
Associations and peer support
Associations, parent networks and peer-support organizations.
And by theme, as the search itself classifies them
- Rights and procedures
- Guidance
- Early childhood
- School inclusion
- Medico-social support
- Neurodevelopmental disorders (NDD)
- Mental health
- Communication
- Parental support
- Respite
- Associations
- Transition to adulthood
Need to relay
And in which order to approach them.
The Atlas doesn't just list: it guides. Pick a situation, find the right services, in the right order.
Doubts about language, motor skills, interactions, learning…
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Coordination & orientation platform (NDD)
Coordinates the first screenings, assessments and interventions when a neurodevelopmental disorder is suspected in a child, and guides you to the right professionals.
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Early medico-social action center
Supports early screening and care for young children (generally up to age 6), together with the family.
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Paediatric neurologist
Paediatrician specialized in the child's nervous system.
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Paediatrician
Children's doctor: developmental follow-up and first global assessment.
…and other services, depending on your area and the child's age.
Have language, motor skills, attention or development assessed…
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Neurodevelopmental diagnostic unit
Unit specialized in the assessment and diagnosis of neurodevelopmental disorders (including autism).
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Speech & language therapist
Assesses and treats spoken and written language, communication and some learning skills.
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Psychomotor therapist
Works on motor skills, tone, spatial awareness and body regulation.
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Occupational therapist
Supports autonomy and everyday activities (dressing, meals, handwriting, adaptations).
…and other services, depending on your area and the child's age.
Screening, assessment and guidance around the autism spectrum.
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Autism resource center
Autism resource center: information, support for complex assessments and guidance around ASD, for families and professionals.
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Neurodevelopmental diagnostic unit
Unit specialized in the assessment and diagnosis of neurodevelopmental disorders (including autism).
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Coordination & orientation platform (NDD)
Coordinates the first screenings, assessments and interventions when a neurodevelopmental disorder is suspected in a child, and guides you to the right professionals.
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Paediatric neurologist
Paediatrician specialized in the child's nervous system.
…and other services, depending on your area and the child's age.
Adapt schooling, open rights, get support at school.
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School-support hub (PAS)
School-support hub: the first point of contact at school for special educational needs; helps set up adaptations without waiting for a disability recognition. Being rolled out progressively.
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Departmental disability office
Departmental disability office: opens rights, school and medico-social orientation (including support staff and ULIS/SESSAD).
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Localised unit for inclusive schooling
Inclusive schooling unit within a mainstream school, decided by the MDPH, for adapted support in class.
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Mobile school-support team (EMAS)
Mobile school-support team: supports school teams and families facing a disability situation, at the school's request. Does not replace an official orientation.
…and other services, depending on your area and the child's age.
A glimpse of the guidance engine. The Atlas points to resources; it makes no diagnosis.
Data transparency
A useful map also has to say what it knows.
Where the data comes from
From two origins, distinguished on every entry: official public registers and directories, or a direct application from a professional, reviewed by AtyKids on a stated date. Nothing is invented, and no entry is written by an assistant.
What a date means
An entry shows the date it was retrieved from its source, not a human check, entry by entry. We therefore never write that a resource is “verified”.
Information moves
Conditions, hours and admissions change between two retrievals. Confirm the current situation directly with the organization.
Being listed is not being recommended
ATLAS is a directory for finding your way, not a quality ranking. It certifies neither the quality, nor the availability, nor the specialisms of anyone listed.
No position is for sale
Ranking is deterministic: type of resource, then territorial proximity. No professional pays to appear in ATLAS or to move up in it.
Reporting an error
An error or an inconsistency can be reported to the team by email; reports are handled manually.
Sources currently held
- FINESS (DREES)
- Ministry of Education (DEPP, France)
- RPPS / Annuaire Santé
- Service-Public.gouv.fr
- NPPES (United States)
- ECTA / OSEP (IDEA)
- Provincial and territorial registers (Canada)
- CCSS · MEP · CONAPDIS (Costa Rica)
- Colegio de Terapeutas (CTCR)
Professionals and organizations
Do you support neurodivergent children?
You can suggest your listing in ATLAS. Every application is reviewed before anything is published, nothing can be bought, and being listed is not being recommended by AtyKids.
Who uses it
Anyone who has to find the next door to knock on.
Parent
For routines, homework, transitions and moments of tension.
Educator / education staff
To adapt everyday instructions, activities and supports more simply.
Professionals & organizations
To observe more clearly, prepare support and pass on the useful information.
Where ATLAS fits
Each part answers one question.
- The 6 Assistants What to try in an everyday situation.
- The AtyKids Experts How to go deeper on a specialized question.
- ATLAS Who to turn to around you.
- The Studio How to make something concrete.
- All the Resources Free tools you can use right now.
Access
ATLAS is included in AtyKids Premium.
One subscription opens ATLAS alongside the Assistants, the Experts and the Studio, and all the free Resources stay free.
Find the right starting point around you.
You do not have to map your own territory alone.
FAQ
In plain terms.
What is ATLAS?
A search for the people and places you can turn to. ATLAS gathers professionals, organizations, services and public programs, and organizes them by territory and by need. The information comes from two origins, always distinguished on the listing: official public registers and directories, or a direct application from a professional or an organization, reviewed by AtyKids. It answers one question: who to approach first.
Which territories are covered?
Four: France, the United States, Canada and Costa Rica. Coverage is territorial, not linguistic: the interface exists in French, English and Spanish, but that adds no country.
Does AtyKids recommend these resources?
No. Being listed in ATLAS does not mean being recommended by AtyKids. ATLAS is a directory for finding your way, not a quality ranking: it certifies neither the quality, nor the availability, nor the specialisms of any organization or professional.
Is the information verified?
No, and we never claim otherwise. Every entry states where the data comes from and the date it was retrieved from that source. That is not a human check, entry by entry. Information can change between two retrievals: confirm current conditions directly with the organization.
How do I report an error?
By email to the team, at the site's contact address. Reports are handled manually.
Can professionals pay to rank higher?
No. No position in ATLAS is for sale. Ranking is deterministic: it depends on the type of resource and on territorial proximity, never on a payment. No professional pays us to appear in ATLAS or to move up in it.
Can I suggest my own listing?
Yes, if you are an independent professional or an organization supporting neurodivergent children or young people. A public form lets you suggest a listing. Applying is free, it guarantees neither acceptance nor publication, and an accepted listing only goes online after a separate decision. Information provided this way is not an official public source: the listing says so, together with the date AtyKids reviewed it.
Is ATLAS included in AtyKids Premium?
Yes. ATLAS is part of AtyKids Premium, along with the Assistants, the Experts and the Studio.
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