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The Top Worst Jobs for Autistic Adults

Autistic adults often struggle in jobs with demanding social interaction, inflexibility, sensory overload, and unclear expectations. Examples include customer service, food service, retail, teaching, nursing, call centers, open offices, and metric-driven roles. However, with appropriate accommodations and work environments that cater to their strengths, such as attention to detail and focus, autistic adults can thrive in positions like accounting, data analysis, and technical writing. It’s essential to choose workplaces that understand and support their unique needs for a rewarding career.

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Teletherapy 101 for Autism: A Parent’s Guide

In recent years, teletherapy has transformed how families access support for children with autism. With the shift toward telehealth—accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic—parents are increasingly searching for flexible, effective ways to provide therapy without...

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Significance of Autism Awareness Month 2024: Education, Advocacy, and Inclusion

April 2024 marks Autism Awareness Month, focusing on understanding, acceptance, and support for those with autism. Highlighting research, advocacy, and inclusive practices, this month is vital for educating the public, advocating for services, promoting inclusion, and celebrating neurodiversity. Activities include global and local events, with opportunities for everyone to contribute.

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How to Find an Autism Therapist for Your Child in New York

Finding the right autism therapist in New York for your child involves understanding their unique needs, gathering recommendations, and researching credentials and therapists online. Consider therapy types ideal for your child and conduct interviews to ensure compatibility and therapist expertise. Also, consider logistics like location and cost. Trust your instincts to make the best choice for supportive care.

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Autism Statistics for New York: Understanding the Prevalence

This post presents key statistics on autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in New York, noting a 2.4% prevalence with approximately 33,000 children affected. Autism is more prevalent in boys (4:1 ratio) and diagnoses are mostly made by age 8. It highlights disparities in diagnosis timing across different racial/ethnic groups and underscores the importance of support services and awareness to enhance outcomes for those affected.