Recursos en Español
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Author: Rebecca Elias
Options Other Than College
College isn't the right path for everyone, but it can be difficult to know what other options are out there. This resource will help explain what else individuals can do.
Read morePool Safety
Pool safety is extremely important. Pool rules should always be followed but here are a few other tips to help you stay safe.
Read morePreventing Drowning
This resource is meant to provide information and prevention tips for keeping autistic individuals safe around water.
Read moreReligion Resource Collection
This resource collection will help you learn about different religions.
Read moreSupport for the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing (D/HH) Community Resource Collection
This resource collection is designed to help you learn about the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing (DHH) community. It explains how to identify autism in this group, it emphasizes the importance of alternative communication styles, and provides examples on how to create a personal sign language dictionary.
Read moreSupport Strategies for the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing and Autistic Community
Autistic individuals who are Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing will face unique challenges. This resource lists three areas to focus on while supporting a person in this community.
Read moreSupporting Individuals in Using AI Chatbots: For Caregivers
This resource is for anyone supporting an individual with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who wants to interact with an AI chatbot
Read moreTransporting Autistic Individuals
This resource is for drivers and aides to help them better understand autism and the needs of the autistic individuals they drive.
Read moreUnderstanding Different Religions for Self-Advocates
This resource explains what religion is. It also describes five of the most common religions in the world.
Read moreUnderstanding My Autism Diagnosis
Understanding your autism diagnosis may take some time to process. You can take the time to learn more about autism, find support, and better understand yourself. A diagnosis can validate your lived experiences and open doors to new coping strategies and communities, while also teaching you self-compassion.
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