The hardest part of getting help for an autistic adult is usually working out who to call first. Case managers, community mental health agencies, waiver coordinators, advocates, ombudsmen: each one controls a different door, and none of them will mention the others. The topics below are about the people who hold those keys, and how to reach them.
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Self-Direction as a Survival Strategy: When You Can’t Find a Worker, Become the Employer
Sensory-Friendly Home Design for Adults
Service Animals, Therapy Animals, and Companion Animals: What Actually Helps
Sexuality, Relationships, and Sex Education for Autistic Adults with High Support Needs
Sibling Caregivers and the Conversation That Must Happen
Smart Home Technology for Safety and Independence
Social Coaching vs Traditional Social Skills Training
Special Needs Trusts: First-Party, Third-Party, and Pooled
SSI at 18 and the Age-18 Redetermination
Starting July 2027, States Must Publish Their Waiting List Numbers. Here’s How to Use Them.
