| Autism is a disorder that now affects one
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| | of even high-functioning autistic adults
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| out of every 166 children born. It is a
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| | live at home or in residential
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| disorder that is permanent and negatively
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| | facilities.In terms of employment,
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| affects social development and thought
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| | autistic adults usually are best suited
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| processes. The transition into adulthood
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| | to jobs that address their particular
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| generally occurs at the age of fourteen,
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| | strengths. According to research,
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| where preparation for adulthood starts.
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| | autistic adults generally have limited
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| Now is a good time to consider job
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| | short-term memory, but excellent
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| possibilities, if applicable, and what
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| | long-term memory compared to most people.
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| training will be needed to help an
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| | In addition, there are support groups and
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| autistic child get ready for
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| | services that help autistic adults take
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| adulthood.There are generally two types
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| | care of themselves.It is difficult to
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| of autistics: high functioning and low
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| | offer general advice for adults with
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| functioning. Low functioning autistic
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| | autism because autism is a spectrum
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| adults need constant care. They generally
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| | disorder. Some may need constant care,
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| live at home with their parents or in
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| | while others are brilliant and innovative
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| residential facilities where their needs
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| | thinkers. Each person with autism is
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| can be constantly addressed. For most of
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| | profoundly different and requires
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| these individuals, the world is a far
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| | different levels of help.Organizations
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| away place that they cannot reach. Group
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| | like the Community Services for Autistic
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| homes and residential facilities are rare
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| | Adults and Children (CSAAC) provide
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| and highly expensive so many low
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| | employment opportunities for autistic
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| functioning autistic adults are taken
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| | adults. In addition, they conduct various
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| care of by their families.On the other
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| | job training programs based on the areas
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| hand, high functioning autistic adults
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| | of strength for that particular
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| can be highly successful and lead
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| | candidate.The ability of an autistic
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| relatively normal lives. They can work,
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| | adult to manage a job, home, and taking
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| support and care for themselves, and live
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| | care of financial obligations comes from
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| on their own. This is not to say they do
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| | education, training, and the severity of
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| not face any problems. In fact, many high
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| | their disorder. There are autistic adults
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| functioning autistic adults see their
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| | that have college degrees and are
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| main problem as the way others perceive
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| | extremely innovative and there are others
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| them. The ability of adults with autism
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| | that require fairly simple jobs in order
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| to take care of themselves is often
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| | to succeed. Paying bills, cooking, and
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| directly related to the need-based
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| | other independent behaviors can sometimes
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| education they received as children. If
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| | be taught. Other times, special services
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| properly taught social responses and
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| | may be required to help independent
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| accepted behaviors, autistic adults can
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| | autistic adults stay independent.If you
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| function as contributing members of
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| | ask some, autism is a difficult disorder
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| society. They can have families, careers,
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| | to live with. Many people with autism
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| and social lives. However, the majority
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| | face social nightmares on a daily basis.
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