Leveraging LinkedIn: A How-To Guide for Neurodiverse Jobseekers We’ve all heard the horror stories about applying for hundreds of jobs online with few or zero responses. Searching for a job can be an exhausting process and it’s hard to keep your spirits up...
The first few months after an autism diagnosis are a blur. At times, you might feel grateful to put a name to the swirl of experiences that your family has been through. At other times, you might feel frustrated with the label or overwhelmed with the services you...
We’re so glad you can join us for this important conversation. Frances Victory will be guiding us through an activity. Click the image below for a PDF version. About this event Frances Victory, Ph.D., C.P.C., is a Certified Life Coach, Speaker, Developmental...
The College Transition: Part 3 What the Disability Office Wishes You Knew College disability offices are full of incredible people who work tirelessly to help students succeed. They are experts on campus life, tools and resources and they can support your student...
The College Transition: Part 2 What Parents Wish You Knew Remember how it felt to drop off your student on their first day of kindergarten? How you couldn’t believe your once tiny newborn was putting on an almost-as-big-as-them backpack and walking through those...
Friendship: A Handbook, Part 2 Trading Information to Turn Acquaintances into Friends for Young Adults with Autism In Part 1 of the Friendship Handbook, I talked about the importance of having good friends and provided tips for finding good sources of potential...
