ASN Spring 2014 Issue

“Autism in the Workplace”

Articles in This Issue

• ABA / Autism Insurance Coverage: Mandates and Self-Insured Companies
• An Employer’s Perspective on the Benefits of Training People with Autism
• Autism in the Workplace: Identifying Opportunities and Providing Support
• Becoming an Autism Employment Entrepreneur
• Creating a Win-Win When Hiring People with Autism: How One Small Company Made it Work
• Creating the Path to Employment
• Cut Out for Him: A Father on His Son’s Employment Future
• Disclosing an ASD Diagnosis: There is Another Option
• Employment for Persons on the Autism Spectrum: Examination of the State of the Field and the Path to Pursue
• Finding Positive Vocational Opportunities for Young Adults on the Spectrum
• Finding the Right Employment for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder
• How (and How Not) to Work with Employees with Autism or Asperger’s Syndrome
• Improving Employment Outcomes for Individuals with Autism
• Integrating Special Interests and Passions for Successful Employment
• Jobs That Teach Employers and Employees
• My Journey to Independence
• Presenting Yourself at the Interview
• Providing Opportunities for Employment
• Smart Pens, Tablets, and Word Prediction Software: Utilizing Technology for High School and College Students
• The Daniel Jordan Fiddle Foundation’s “NYC Overload Project” Creates Employment for Singer/Songwriters
• The Impact of Expressive, Receptive, and Pragmatic Language Deficits in the Workplace
• Walking a Tightrope of Conflicting Expectations
• What Employers Need to Know About Asperger’s Syndrome: Accommodating Managers and Professionals on the Spectrum
• When College is Not an Option
• When Your Grandchild Has Autism
• Workplace Insecurities – Changing the Tide for Adults on the Spectrum

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