Autism Awareness Month
Autism Awareness Month
April marks Autism Awareness Month, a time dedicated to further understanding, acceptance, and support for individuals on the autism spectrum. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is characterized by differences in social interaction and communication. From varied strengths to distinct challenges, autism truly is a spectrum of experiences. Whether you're personally navigating life with autism or providing care for a loved one, access to resources and support is vital.
To learn more about autism you may refer to your organization's Employee Assistance Program.
Parenting Autism
Tune in to Chris and Sandy Colter's podcast about parenting Bryce, diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder at age two. Gain insights into daily challenges and find practical strategies for families touched by autism.
Listen Now:
https://cvt.crediblemind.com/podcasts/parenting-autism
Why Autism is Often Missed in Women and Girls
Kate Kahle advocates for an increased understanding of the unique challenges faced by women and girls with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), emphasizing the need for more research into gender differences in diagnosis. She shares her personal experience of being diagnosed as a teenager and promotes acceptance of autism.
Watch Now:
https://cvt.crediblemind.com/videos/why-autism-is-often-missed-in-women-and-girls
Mental Health Perspectives: Understanding Autism and How People on the Spectrum Experience the World
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) symptoms can range from mild to severe, with individuals exhibiting different combinations. Raising awareness for autism involves recognizing its diverse spectrum and understanding that each individual's experience is unique.
The resources above will share helpful information on these topics and more. These articles are meant to be informative and are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.