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Guidebook Series: Life Journey Through Autism

A Guide to Safety

Feedback Form: A Guide to Safety

Step 1 of 3

Part 1: Initial Impressions

What is your connection to autism?(Required)

The information in this resource was up to date.
The information / advice in the guide is appropriate for individuals with autism across the lifespan.
The topics covered are relevant to the safety concerns affecting the person with autism I know.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to other individuals in the autism community.

A Parent’s Guide to Research

Feedback Form: A Parent's Guide to Research

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What is your connection to autism?(Required)

Part 1: Initial Impressions

The information in this resource was up to date.
I found the information in this guide helpful and appropriate.
The topics covered seem relevant to the experience and feelings of autism parents.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to other autism parents.

An Educator’s Guide to Autism

Feedback Form: An Educator's Guide to Autism

Step 1 of 3

What is your connection to autism?(Required)

Part 1: Initial Impressions

The information in this resource was up to date.
I found the information in this guide helpful and appropriate.
The topics covered were relevant to the needs of educators working with students with ASD.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to other educators.

An Educator’s Guide to Asperger Syndrome

Feedback Form: An Educator's Guide to Asperger Syndrome

Step 1 of 3

What is your connection to autism?(Required)

Part 1: Initial Impressions

The information in this resource was up to date.
I found the information in this guide helpful and appropriate.
The topics covered were relevant to the needs of educators working with students with Asperger Syndrome.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to other educators.

A Guide for Transition to Adulthood

Feedback Form: A Guide for Transition to Adulthood

Step 1 of 3

What is your connection to autism?(Required)

Part 1: Initial Impressions

The information in this resource was up to date.
The information / advice in the guide is appropriate for individuals preparing for adulthood.
The topics covered are relevant to the concerns affecting people with autism transitioning to adulthood.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to other people with autism and those who support them as they plan for adulthood.

Understanding Autism: An Employer’s Guide

Feedback Form: Understanding Autism: An Employer's Guide

Step 1 of 3

What is your connection to autism?(Required)

Part 1: Initial Impressions

The information in this resource was up to date.
I found the information in this guide helpful and appropriate.
The topics covered were relevant to the needs of employers working with individuals with ASD.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to other employers.

A Parent’s Guide to Assessment

Feedback Form: A Parent's Guide to Assessment

Step 1 of 3

What is your connection to autism?(Required)

Part 1: Initial Impressions

The information in this resource was up to date.
I found the information in this guide helpful and appropriate.
The topics covered seem relevant to the experience and feelings of autism parents.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to other autism parents.

A Guide for Military Families

Feedback Form: A Guide for Military Families

Step 1 of 3

What is your connection to autism?(Required)

Part 1: Initial Impressions

The information in this resource was up to date.
I found the information in this guide helpful and appropriate.
The topics covered seem relevant to the experience and feelings of military families impacted by autism.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to other military families impacted by autism.

Navigating the Special Education System

Feedback Form: Navigating the Special Education System

Step 1 of 3

What is your connection to autism?(Required)

Part 1: Initial Impressions

The information in this resource was up to date.
I found the information in this guide helpful and appropriate.
The topics covered seem relevant to the experience and feelings of those in need of this resource.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to others in need of this resource.

Educational Resources

Curriculum in a Box

Kit for Kids Program

Feedback Form: Kit for Kids

Name(Required)
Mailing Address(Required)
Who led the story-telling?(Required)
N/APoorFairGoodExcellent
Overall Program
Information about autism
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Lesson Plan
Nick Booklet
Poster
Video
Activity Workbooks

Sex Ed. for Self-Advocates

Sex Ed. for Self-Advocates: Feedback

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Sibling Resources

Young Siblings Guide: Autism, My Sibling, and Me

Feedback Form: Autism, My Sibling, and Me Workbook

Step 1 of 3

Part 1: Initial Impressions

What is your connection to autism?(Required)

The information in this resource was up to date.
The information in this workbook is appropriate for this age group (5-10 years old).
The topics covered seem relevant to the experience and feelings of the child using it.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to other autism siblings in this age range.

Teenage Siblings Guide: Life as an Autism Sibling: A Guide for Teens

Feedback Form: Life as an Autism Sibling: A Guide for Teens

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Part 1: Initial Impressions

What is your connection to autism?(Required)

The information in this resource was up to date.
The information in this workbook is appropriate for this age group (12-18 years old).
The topics covered seem relevant to the experience and feelings of the teen using it.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to other autism siblings in this age range.

Parent’s Guide: Brothers, Sisters, and Autism: A Parent’s Guide to Supporting Siblings

Feedback Form: Brothers, Sisters, and Autism: A Parent's Guide

Step 1 of 3

What is your connection to autism?(Required)

Part 1: Initial Impressions

The information in this resource was up to date.
I found the information in this guide helpful and appropriate.
The topics covered seem relevant to the experience and feelings of autism parents.
The guide looks like something that would appeal to other autism parents.

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