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I don’t know what the weather is like where you are, but here in Chicago April has been cold, cold, cold — it snowed on the Cubs opening game day! I’m blaming the weather for it taking so long for me to acknowledge here on the Easterseals blog that April is Autism Acceptance Month.
This month especially we encourage you to learn a little more about what autism is, and take a look at the stories of those who are reaching their goals — finding a job, joining a baseball team, volunteering — with the help of Easterseals affiliates across the country.
Here on the blog, we’re rounding up some of our most helpful and popular blog posts related to autism. Whether you’re a parent of a child newly diagnosed with autism, a teenager navigating high school, an adult searching for the right career track, or anywhere in between, check out our suggested posts:
- Aaron Likens reflects on what it was like to work before he knew he had autism
- An instructional coach, reading specialist, and mom of person with autism breaks down the difference between help and support
- 5 Tips for Teens with Autism
- What Happens When My Thought Process is Interrupted
- Looking for a job? These companies score high for disability inclusion
- A dad of two young adults with autism discusses the impacts of Medicaid cuts on people with disabilities
- Consider asking these questions to potential day care centers for your child with autism
- Six Ways Teens with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Learning Disabilities Can Help Themselves Succeed
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