Crisis Services
ASERT does not offer crisis services through our Resource Center. If you or someone you love is experiencing mental health distress or thoughts of suicide please call or text 988 for support.
Social Skills Resources for Individuals with Autism
Teaching Social Skills
Spotlight On: Social Skills for Individuals with Autism
These resources, developed by ASERT, are based on information and lessons learned from the ASERT Adolescent and Adult Multimedia Social Skills Groups.
View ResourceConversation How-To Guides
These resources, developed by ASERT, provide practical tips for individuals with autism who want to know more about starting conversations with new people.
View ResourceWorkplace Social Skills
Getting Feedback at Work
In every job, you will be given feedback about your performance, both positive and negative. The reason for feedback at work is to help you learn what you are doing well at your job, as well as what areas you need to improve. It can be stressful to hear feedback about yourself, especially the negatives, but it is important in learning about yourself as a worker. This resource provides some tips to help you deal with negative feedback at work.
View ResourceWorkplace Relationships
While you may be thinking that the only important part of a job is doing the job itself, the relationships you have with coworkers are also very important. You will likely spend a lot of time with coworkers, so understanding how to interact with them is a necessary skill to learn. Below are some questions and answers you may have about workplace relationships.
View ResourceSocial Skills for Dating
Dating Resources for Individuals with Autism
These resources provide information and tips for individuals with autism on topics related to dating.
View ResourceSocial Events and Meeting New People
Social Events & Meeting People Resource Collection
This is a bundle of resources aimed at helping individuals with autism prepare for social events and how to navigate meeting new people.
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