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An astounding 94% of adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder are unemployed.1 Teach your children well.

1Barnard et al (2001). Ignored or ineligible? The reality for adults with autism spectrum disorders. London: National Autistic Society.


NLMFoundation Thank You to the Nancy Lurie Marks (NLM) Family Foundation The primary mission of the NLM Foundation is to help people with autism lead fulfilling and rewarding lives.


IEPblueprint

Suspect diabetes? Get a blood test. Suspect autism spectrum disorder? Get a neuropsych.

Learn your Medical Insurance provider's "neuropsych" benefit. The "neuropsych" write-up should be the blueprint, the heart and soul, of your child's IEP... In Massachusetts, USA, Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO does have Neuropsychological Testing coverage.

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mhkids The primary purpose of this website is to give access to evaluations and reports done for our children to the teams of people who provide them with services. Authorization for file access is given to those who work directly with our kids. Many reports relevant to our kids' educations are stored here as Adobe PDFs. Make sure you have a recent version of Adobe Reader software on your computer before accessing the reports. The link shown will take you to the Adobe Reader download: GIF

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Think ahead for your loved one with autism

Autism Housing Pathways

Its Mission: To provide information, support and resources for Massachusetts families who seek to create secure, supported housing for their adult children with disabilities.

GraciasThank you to all of the teachers (therapists), respite workers, nurses, human services professionals, physicians, psychologists, neuropsychologists, psychiatrists, lawyers, and their staff, all of whom we depend upon to make our kids' lives better. And, thank you for working in the difficult field of Developmental Disabilities.