All Posts Tagged Tag: ‘autistic adults’
#IMAGINE21 Film “Jeffrey’s Story” Accepted Into Sprout Touring Film Festival
Madison House is excited to announce that the #Imagine21 film “Jeffrey Morris’ Story” has been accepted into the Sprout Touring Film […]
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Out in the World: Promoting Community Involvement for Adults with Autism
Going grocery shopping, out for a meal at a restaurant, or to the movie theater can be a minefield for […]
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Autism in Women: Misdiagnoses, Confusion, and Unresolved Issues
The specific issues that adult autistic women face are often left out of conversations about autism and autistic adults. While […]
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“Tell Us About Yourself”: Autistic Adults Confront the Dreaded Job Interview
As I find myself graduating from college this spring, the interview process for potential jobs seems like the most daunting […]
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JaLynn Prince, MHAF President, Talks Autism in Adulthood on Montgomery Week in Review
Madison House’s President and Cofounder, JaLynn Prince, appeared on the television program “Montgomery Week in Review” to discuss issues impacting […]
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You Aut to Know: What Helps Adults with Autism Thrive
One of my biggest concerns, like most others out there, is about the future. We all deserve one, and many […]
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Parenting an Adult with Autism: A Look at Fathers and Emotional Prosperity
Having a grown child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can take a heavy toll on any parent. While the popular […]
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The Autism Housing Network: What Our Friends Are Saying
It’s been a little over a month since the re-launch of the Autism Housing Network (AHN), and what an outstanding response […]
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Inside Autism | A Sibling Shines Light on Severe Autism in Feature Documentary Film, BRIAN
Heather Cassano is a documentary filmmaker whose work spans multiple media platforms. She has presented her work in the form […]
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You Aut to Know | A Voice for a Choice: How Offering Choices Helps Those with Autism
When it comes to helping others with autism, “you aut to know” I’ve learned a technique that’s simple yet seldom […]
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