Helping Our Young Autistic Adults Move Toward More Independence (Podcast 563)
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Show Notes
We always want to see our kids reach an appropriately healthy amount of independence as they move into adulthood, but for those of us with special needs kids, this process can be more challenging and time-consuming than we may have anticipated.
In the last episode, Peggy Ployhar joined me to discuss ways to engage our autistic kids in learning. Today she will share what she believes is important in helping our autistic young adults move toward more independence.
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Related episodes:
Respect, Responsibility, and Our Special Needs Kids
Masculinity and Our Special Needs Boys
What I Have Learned So Far About Autism So Far
Encouragement For Parents of Kids With Disabilities
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