Unfortunately, I think many caregivers of adults with autism feel that their resources are more limited. Autism is not exclusively a childhood disease, and it is important that autistic adults continue to receive therapies and life-skills training to help them have a healthy and good quality adulthood. There are some good websites and support groups for families of adults with autism. I encourage parents to join a group or find some like-minded parents to help with referrals, connections, and support.
Unfortunately, I think many caregivers of adults with autism feel
that their resources are more limited. Autism is not exclusively a
childhood disease, and it is important that autistic adults
continue to receive therapies and life-skills...
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Dr. Sara Wiemer of NorthShore University HealthSystem answered:Unfortunately, I think many caregivers of adults with autism feel that their resources are more limited. Autism is not exclusively a childhood disease, and it is important that autistic adults continue to receive therapies and life-skills training to help them have a healthy and good quality adulthood. There are some good websites and support groups for families of adults with autism. I encourage parents to join a group or find some like-minded parents to help with referrals, connections, and support.Unfortunately, I think many caregivers of adults with autism feel that their resources are more limited. Autism is not exclusively a childhood disease, and it is important that autistic adults continue to receive therapies and life-skills... More
