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Rapid Response Clinical Consultation: A new telehealth service

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Rapid Response Clinical Consultation: A new telehealth service

  Are you an individual with autism in need of targeted, short-term coaching to help you reach your goals? Or, are you a parent/caregiver in need of additional strategies to support your loved one? You might be a good candidate for Rapid Response Clinical Consultation, a new telehealth service offered by the Autism Society of…

The Health of Our Aging Adults

Over 30 years ago, after our suspicions were confirmed that our young daughter did indeed have autism, we asked a question that many of you also may have contemplated: ā€œWhat is the normal life expectancy of someone who has autism?ā€ We were given a fairly encouraging yet vague answer: ā€œWe really donā€™t know for sure,…

Creating Success While Incorporating Interests and Strengths

A Look Back When my son Logan was diagnosed with autism at the age of 4, he was preverbal and was not able to pronounce most of his sounds. He could say ā€œba,ā€ and a year later was able to say ā€œma.ā€ It took years for him to master making all of the sounds necessary…

Helping Your Loved One Get Active

Physical activity can be challenging for individuals with autism because many struggle with motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and balance. And letā€™s face it ā€“ like many of us ā€“ they often lack motivation to exercise. They may not recognize the value of activity or see its connection to how they feel. According to the CDC,…

Working with Students with Autism Before the Holidays

The holidays are quickly approaching, and it can be a time of high anxiety for people with autism. I teach and tutor young people with autism, and I have autism. I also work with specialists in related fields. We all help students with reaching educational and behavioral goals. I am going to provide some input…