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How to avoid learned helplessness
There is a condition of the mind referred to as “learned helplessness” that is more prevalent in autistic children or adults. It is caused by
From Misunderstood to Empowered: Navigating Autism in the Job Market
By Eden Alon When using the words “disability” or “disabled,” different thoughts may arise. Some see disability as negative or a sign of helplessness, but
When parenting a child with autism, we must change our thinking
How often as a parent of a child with autism have you wondered “If only I could see the world as he sees it” or
the many things a job coach can do for you
Looking for a job and finding the right job that works for you isn’t easy. Sometimes we might settle for the first job that comes
Autism-friendly business + Customized Employment = Success!
Daniel is running a victory lap. The 20-year-old just completed his 30-day review as a warehouse associate with flying colors. He’s pulling order tickets on
Jobseekers with disabilities have more options for employment
Linda Chase, founder of Able Hire, wrote this blog to help job seekers, especially those with disabilities, see that there are other avenues for securing
Autism: What Employers Need to Know Part 2
Part 1 focused more on the unique skills of autistic adults and the challenges they may face in the workplace. Part 2 will discuss the
Autism-What employers need to know (Part 1)
An often-cited statistic regarding the autism community is its high unemployment or underemployment rate which ranges from 80% to 90%. Of all the categories of
Fathers Need to Embrace and Accept Autism
We had just finished celebrating Mother’s Day when it occurred to me there is a fundamental difference in our society between mothers and fathers when