How To Help A Person on the Autism Spectrum Transition Into The Workplace With Confidence

September 7, 2017 August 22, 2018

How To Help A Person on the Autism Spectrum Transition Into The Workplace With Confidence

Many people on the autism spectrum need a family member or a job coach to help facilitate successful employment. By Janice Killey Entering the…

July 26, 2017 August 22, 2018

Tips for Successful Employment for those on the Autism Spectrum

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“The best way to have a career you love is if YOU are dedicated to the hard work it will take,” Angela Felice Mahoney,…

April 13, 2017 August 24, 2018

The Employment Shift: rethinking autism employment initiatives

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Think of a 1 in 68 prevalence number in a nation of 318.9 million, then take the working ages between 18-69 and then enact…

April 13, 2017 August 22, 2018

Temple Grandin to Autistic adults: get your butts out of the house and get a job

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“Young adults with autism need to get their butts out of the house and get a job! Work experience can start small walking dogs…

February 22, 2017 August 22, 2018

Going Hollywood: Inclusion, Diversity and Workability #RespectTheAbility

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Keri Bowers discusses suggestions for increasing employment for disability-related work force By Keri Bowers Yesterday, 10 miles from Hollywood, nestled in the San Fernando…

January 4, 2017 August 31, 2018

Platinum Bay Technologies a unique model for the employment of autistic workers

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“Hiring autistic people solves many problems. It allows their skills to be utilized and takes a burden off the system,” Steve Andrews By Debra…

December 28, 2016 September 1, 2018

Employed and using my gifts in the mental health field

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Due to autism with its speech delays, sensory processing issues, and deficit in ability to decode social norms—life was not always easy—especially with regards…

December 2, 2016 September 1, 2018

Wired differently

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There is a stigma associated with the lack of eye contact in communication. We are seen as rude and/or disinterested. I find it incredibly…