Opportunities for Autistic Adults

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Adult Autism Does Not Have To Hurt Your Relationship

By: Rachel Evans | 30/03/2007 | Health
Those who have been diagnosed with high functioning adult autism have the opportunity to live relatively normal lives. This includes having a job, being in a relationship and even starting a family. However, developing an intimate ... Read

Understand How Autistic Children Learn Before You Try To Teach

By: Albert Alexander | 12/05/2008 | Health
... remembering what he or she has typed recently. By being open to teaching an autistic child to the best of your ability, you are not only giving him or her the best opportunities in life, but you are also being a good role model to the ... Read

Autism - One Reason I Wish Time Would Stand Still

By: Jean Shaw | 24/07/2007 | Non-Fiction
... of autistic spectrum disorder. In 1993 when my son was diagnosed it was 1 in 2500. The problem is that all these autistic children will grow up to be autistic adults, and the big question is what will they do? Apparently only 15% of ... Read

The Role Of An Autism Support Group

By: Kerry Ng | 20/04/2007 | Self Help
... a foundation upon which the groups members will grow and participate in the educational opportunities that are available and help match the needs of the autistic dependents with the needs of their families and caregivers. The support group ... Read

Autism And A Transitioning To Adulthood

By: Raymond Le Blanc | 31/01/2008 | Home and Family
... You might also find it helpful to seek out opportunities outside of the child's particular set of interests to provide your child with new options. In reality, the steps required to help your autistic child become a successful adult aren't ... Read

Autism, Special Needs, And The Benefit Of A Circle Of Friends - Pt 1

By: Jean Shaw | 14/01/2008 | Health
... a few hours each month (on a regular basis) with the person with special needs, and provide opportunities for that person to have fun doing the things he or she likes to do. That was a bit of a mouthful but it just means the "special" ... Read

Healthy Disability Bingo And The Need To Exercise

By: Jean Shaw | 06/09/2007 | Health
... healthy game of Bingo. Yes, I did say Bingo! You see I have an autistic son and at the weekend we attended a Festival of Inclusion. It was a wonderful opportunity for people with disabilities to have fun, make friends and socialise. ... Read

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