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Autistic burnout
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Autistic Burnout: When Navigating a Neurotypical World Becomes Too Much
a swimming pool
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Swim and Water Safety
Pool Pointers for Inclusive Lifeguarding
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Pool and Water Safety for Lifeguards
A mom works with a child who has autism during a Caregiver Skills Training workshop. Photo courtesy Mom2Mom
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Caring for the Caregiver
Post It note with a reminder to fight for your rights
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Know Your Rights to Access Assistive Technology
woman in a denim shirt looking at her cell phone by a window
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What can I do while I wait for an evaluation?
First Concern Cover
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Getting a formal evaluation
man in a green shirt sitting across from a doctor at their desk
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Talking to your healthcare provider about concerns
Transition Tool Kit Cover
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How Technology Can Help
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Health Needs for Young Adults
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Preparing for Employment
brick apartment building
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Community Living
woman sitting in front of windows sipping coffee
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Ten Ways to Build Independence
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The Importance of Self-Advocacy in the Transition Process
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The Importance of Person-Centered Planning
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Assembling Your Team After a Diagnosis