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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Illinois Built the DSP Wage Into the Rate. Michigan Stacked Three Temporary Add-Ons.
Incontinence in Autistic Adults: Management, Dignity, and Getting Help
Isolation as Disability Discrimination
K.B. v. Michigan DHHS: What the Children’s HCBS Settlement Means for Adult Services
Managing Self-Injurious Behavior and Aggression at Home: Safety Without Restraint
Maryland Advocates Clawed Back $300 Million in Disability Cuts: Here’s the Playbook
Meaningful activity when employment is not realistic
Medicaid Waivers and HCBS Basics: A Navigation Primer
Medication Management and Finding a Qualified Psychiatrist
Menstruation and Reproductive Health Management for Autistic Women and Girls
