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Lifespace Access Profile

Autism Spectrum Disorder


Instructional Program Planning

for Individuals with Level 2 & 3

Autism Spectrum Disoder

The Learner Resources Model (LRM) provides the conceptual foundation for Lifespace Access Assessment and Planning Instruments


Scope & Compliance

The LRM reflects the belief that assessment and individualized instructional programs must be based upon a comprehensive view of the Individual’s strengths and weaknesses. The scope/breadth and the depth of the Lifespace Access assessment and planning processes built upon this foundation meet and exceed the requirements in Part C Early Intervention and Special Education California and Federal regulations. (California Ed Code § 56320 and IDEA § 300.304.)


The LAP-ASD process leads to a shared perspective.

Ratings and other information gathered across 47 Scales produces a view that shows strengths and weaknesses across four resource categories


The LAP-ASD process start with assembling a Multidisciplinary Team

Research shows that program planning is most effective when conducted by a multidisciplinary team that includes parents, family members, care providers, instructional and support personnel.

Having all the stakeholders involved in the process is essential.


The LAP-ASD Application

The LAP-ASD application is constructed as an interactive Adobe Acrobat pdf.

User manual, scoring, note taking, graphing, and report form completion are all incorporated in a single pdf.

Desktop, laptop, and tablet formats are supported


Integrated interactive Manual

A click on the Manual button for any rating scale or form field brings up an interactive manual page that provides explanation for the scale or field and directions for its completion.


The LAP-AT Manual provides guided steps for Analysis, Interpretation, and Priority Setting

The Findings and Program Planning Implications pages in each Resource category present a graph of ratings, the rating descriptions, and the scale notes for the Team to consider.

Based upon that consideration, in each Resource category Key Findings and Planning Implications are identified.


The LAP-ASD process leads to Specifications for Individualized Program Planning

Resource Development Priorities

Physical Resources

Cognitive Resources

Emotional Resources

Support Resources

Instructional Specifications

Emotional Demand Considerations

Support Considerations

Lifespace Access Profile - Autism Spectrum Disorder

The LAP-ASD is an assessment and individualized program planning instrument for Individuals at Levels 2 & 3 on the Autism Spectrum. It utilizes the Multidisciplinary Team and Learner Resources Model that have been guiding program planning for severely and multi-handicapped populations since 1993.


The LAP-ASD is not a standardized test. It does not diagnose or identify any disability or handicapping condition.