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Autism

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Social interactions, repetitive behaviors, and communication describe many symptoms. People with ASD have unique strengths and differences. Though awareness has increased, continued support and services can lead to successful experiences.
Some may enter adulthood without quality education, goals, plans, access to services, or support after high school. Those who gain employment may receive low wages.

Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder (individual experiences may be different)

  • Unable to develop friendships

  • Social awkwardness

  • Narrowed interests

  • Unable to make eye contact

  • Lack of interests

  • Selective mutism

  • Maintain routines

  • Literal interpretations.

Formerly known as high-functioning autism, is the mildest form. People with Level 1 require support.
Is the middle level of autism. People at this level require substantial support.
Formerly known as low-functioning autism, is the most severe form of autism. People at this level require significant support.

Resources

National Institute of Health, Autism Speaks, Autism Society, CDC, National Autism Indicators Report, AJ Drexel Autism Institute 2016, WebMD, Cross River Therapy

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