Discover the latest autism social skills programs from UCLA’s PEERS® Clinic, including new support for preschoolers, career-focused young adults, and even neurodiverse dating! In this episode of Life With The Spectrum, we welcome back Dr. Elizabeth Laugeson, Founder of the UCLA PEERS® program, to explore: PEERS® for Preschoolers PEERS® for Career-Oriented Young Adults Neurodivergent Dating Support How to become a PEERS® Certified Provider Whether you're a parent, educator, or therapist — these programs are game-changers.
If your family member is going through a mental health crisis and also has autism you will find help inside this episode. We sit down with Lori Cole, Director of the Autism Crisis Stabilization Unit at View Point Health. Not only does she have an amazing story but she answers all of the questions you want to know so that you can get the right help for your child.
Discover how neurodivergent professionals thrive—Transitions start HERE with The Georgia Neurodiversity Chamber of Commerce leading the way. Life With The Spectrum We all want to work at a company that has a great culture and is balanced with a blend of people! Week 2 of 3 in our transitioning series for our young adults into the workforce. Jacey Smith, Co-founder and Executive Director of the Georgia Nuerodiversity Chamber of Commerce walks us through the new employment statistics and more.
Nestled in Marietta Georgia, Transition Success Center is helping young adults with practical life and job skills right after graduation. We sit down with Executive Director, Lindsay Hill and go over everything TSC can offer to your young adult
It's always nice to sit down and chat with Temple. You'll hear her thoughts on PDA, ABA, what types of jobs work for what types of minds, and more. We will post the entire interview in the coming weeks, but until then check out some highlights here.
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