Road Signs

 

We all like to know where we're going. When traveling through unknown territory, tips and insights from "those that have been there" are of great value. The more you know, the more informed your decisions, the more enjoyable your trip... and the better your life's experience along the way.

 

Look for this color and this column for descriptions of the major "life event" intersections.

Directions you can turn

 

The purpose of this Autism Roadmap is to guide parents through some of the major "crossroads" you may encounter on your journey with autism. It's nice to know you have options and choices all along the way!

 

This color and column offers some suggested tips and paths. As with any map, it won’t go into great detail about each subject but hopefully it will point you in the right direction to find the details you may need.

"Been there... done that."

 

In this column, you'll see some quotes from people that have already traveled this part of their journey. There's great wisdom in their insights! There are also some video reports from experts with even more life-enhancing experience.

 

We'll be adding expert insights from our Autism Hangout Webinars scheduled for later this fall. 

About Autism Crossroads:

Why We Built This Reference...

Autism isn't for wimps. it can be tough.

 

We wanted to help make it possible for everyone to learn to thrive with autism. Help us make this reference even better (join in the Discussions).

From Birth to 5:

Early Childhood

Play with your child and watch their behavior.

 

Assessments, diagnosis, therapies, financial aid and more.

From 5 to 12:

Elementary School Years

There are many choices for therapies. And IEPs are critical to your child's growth.

 

 

From 12 to 17:

Growing Up!

These are fun years of discovery and growth.

 

From 17 to 22:

Moving into adulthood. Guardianship, college, careers, independent living.

From 22 on:

Letting go (as a parent). Relationships, planning for a future, finding joy!

 


link to child page 7 of 9:
/directory/crossroads_page.asp?id=57

 

link to child page 8 of 9:
/directory/crossroads_page.asp?id=58

 

link to child page 9 of 9:
/directory/crossroads_page.asp?id=59

 

 


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