In your book, you recommend life skills training. Where does one find that service for adult ASD1 individuals? My son is 33 y/o and lives in Virginia.
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In your book, you recommend life skills training. Where does one find that service for adult ASD1 individuals? My son is 33 y/o and lives in Virginia.
In that age group, I would look online for "autism coaches." There are more and more online coaches with multiple years of experience who work with adults on executive function and life skills. This is also sometimes covered in the counseling setting, depending on the skills and background of the counselor and what the needs of the client are. In addition, there are some groups diving into online services for "autism counseling" ... sometimes including social online groups, life skills groups, etc. I heard that Prosper Health has offerings in many states now and is trying to branch out into groups. They have individual counseling and I believe they work on every day skills. I don't have a specific place that I would recommend. I feel like I am hearing good things out there but the landscape keeps changing and I haven't kept up with who is doing what. But I can say that the video options for this training are increasing significantly. Dr. Regan