Recursos en Español
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Individuals with Autism
Among ASERT’s thousands of resources are those specifically designed for individuals with autism. Here you will find a virtual network of support to make navigating life on the spectrum as seamless as possible.
We’ve highlighted some of our top resources below, or feel free to browse through all of the resources for individuals with autism!
Medicaid Waivers for Individuals with Autism
This page is about Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Waivers in Pennsylvania. HCBS Waivers are a type of Medicaid program that provides long-term services and supports to groups of people who need support to live in their communities.
View ResourceSocial Story Resource Collection
Social stories can be a helpful tool for individuals to prepare for and understand different situations, such as going to the library, following the rules of the justice system, or determining when to call 911. This bundle is a collection of social stories developed by ASERT and other professionals.
View ResourceEmployment Resource Collection
This is a collection of resources focused on employment, aimed at helping individuals with autism find, and keep jobs.
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Project Reassure: For-Self-Advocates-Resource Collection
This resource collection provides information on understanding trauma, developing resilience and building resilience skills.
Read moreProject Reassure: For-Self-Advocates-Understanding Resilience
This is a resource collection created for the Project Reassure initiative. It contains material about what resilience is and why it is important for maintaining good mental health.
Read moreProject Reassure: For-Self-advocates-Understanding Trauma
This is a resource collection created for the Project Reassure initiative. It contains material about understanding what trauma is and how it can affect your mental health.
Read morePromoting Independent Living While Still in School
There are many aspects of independence for a young person with a disability and family members to consider. Independence can be defined as the ability to decide how a person wants to live, participate, and access community resources as well as the level of supports that a person may need to be successful. As early as 14 years of age, youth and families are encouraged to look at programs available at the school. Such programs include courses, activities at the school, and related services for which the student is entitled.
Read moreProviding Job Coaching Supports
This resources provides information about supporting individuals with autism to be successful in the workplace by providing effective and appropriate job coaching services. This service can be provided by a professional who specializes in job coaching but can also be provided informally through the employer and coworkers.
Read morePublic Comment Period
This short video provides an explanation of what public comment periods are, and how to get involved.
Read morePublic Transportation Social Stories
This is a collection of social stories that explain how to use different types of public transportation that were created by ASERT.
Read moreQuestions to Ask About Yourself Before Meeting Others
This resource provides information for individuals with autism on how to plan for a social event by asking themselves thoughtful questions.
Read moreQuestions to Ask Yourself After Attending A New Social Event/Activity
This resource provides individuals with autism with a list of questions to consider after attending a social event to decide if it was a good fit.
Read moreQuestions to Think About Before Attending Social Events and Meeting New People
This resource provides information for individuals with autism on how to plan for attending a social event.
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