“The only person who is educated is the one who has learned how to learn and change,” said Carl R. Rogers. This quote shows the power of life coaching for teens with autism. It’s a journey that helps young people grow strong and confident as they move towards adulthood. Life coaching is a teen empowerment […]
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What does it take for young adults with autism to live independently after leaving a structured environment? This question invites you to explore the resources and strategies needed for a successful transition. It involves looking into autism housing options, independent living resources, and residential programs. This article will guide you through essential elements and innovative
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Is your family feeling the weight of autism’s challenges? Autism family counseling is a light in the darkness. It aims to make talking easier and build vital support. Studies show families with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) often have more stress and problems in marriage. With 1 in 36 U.S. children having ASD, there’s a big
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More than 66% of young adults on the autism spectrum face tough challenges after high school. They struggle to find jobs or continue their education within two years of graduating. It’s important to prepare for college in more ways than just academically. This includes focusing on social and life skills, and learning how to advocate
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Do you know that with the right help, young adults with autism can succeed in school just like others? For parents, figuring out how to help your child succeed can be hard. But, learning how autism changes the way your child learns and finding good ways to help are very important. This guide gives you
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Did you know that only 14-55% of adults with autism are employed? This is much lower compared to those without autism. It highlights the struggles young autistic adults face as they grow up. Autism intervention for young adults is very important. It helps improve their life, making it easier for them to work, be independent,
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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often makes social and communication hard, and causes repetitive behaviors. Anxiety is not a main part of autism but is very common in adults with ASD. In fact, over 20% of adults with ASD have anxiety, compared to 8.7% of people without ASD. It’s important to treat anxiety in ASD because
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Raising a young adult with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is both rewarding and challenging. Over 80% of parents find it hard to help their kids with daily skills and being independent. As your child grows up, dealing with their unique challenges can be tough. But, with the right strategies and support, you can help your
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Did you know that girls with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often get diagnosed later than boys? This is because girls with ASD are good at hiding their autistic traits. They act like everyone else to fit in. Many teenage girls with ASD don’t get the help they need because they hide their symptoms. Being a
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Independent living skills are vital for teens with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) as they transition into adulthood.Take, for example, a teen named Sarah, who was intelligent and full of potential but found it challenging to manage her daily routines, like keeping track of her schedule or preparing simple meals. Her parents often worried about how
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New Directions for Young Adults, or NDFYA, is a transitional independent living program that helps young adults get on the road to a healthy independent life. We are dedicated to helping young adults achieve their short and long-term life goals. With the help of New Directions, many young adults who previously failed to thrive are achieving independence for the first time in their lives.
