“Supporting Adolescents with Autism”
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Articles in This Issue
- “The Lighter Side of the Spectrum – a Mom’s View” I Know Why He Has Autism
- Addressing the Care and Treatment of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Other Complex Disabilities
- Autism, Sexuality, and Postsecondary Education
- Berklee to Launch the Institute for Arts Education and Special Needs This Fall
- Better Language Comprehension Through Brain Connectivity
- Developing Independence: Teaching Goal Setting Skills to Adolescents on the Autism Spectrum
- Early Start: Preparing Adolescents for the Transition Years
- Empowering Parents: Caregiver Support for Youth and Adolescents with ASD
- Facilitating Plugged In: Helping Teens with ASD Navigate Life with Technology
- Facilitating Self-Advocacy for Adolescent Middle / High School Students with ASD through Person-Centered Internet Sites
- Finding David’s Space
- Parent and Adolescent Outcomes Following Participation in the PEERS© Program
- Promoting Student Independence and Successful Inclusion Through Systematic Use and Fading of Supports
- Providing a Safe Haven for Special Siblings
- Researchers Link Increased Infant Brain Fluid to Autism
- Responding to the Changing Needs of Job Seeking Adults and Adolescents with Autism
- Technology Makes Things Possible
- The Face of Grief Before and After the Autism Spectrum
- The Importance of Self-Advocacy Skills for Adolescents on the Autism Spectrum
- The Road to Adulthood: Planning and Preparing for Transition
- The Soft Skills – A Call to Remember the (Not so Easy) Steps to Success
- Walking the Tightrope: Promoting Success in the Adolescent with ASD