Autism Toolkit of Georgia
Autism Toolkit of Georgia
If an adult thinks they might be autistic, they may wonder if they should get a formal autism diagnosis. There are both pros and cons to consider, and it’s important to know that the process for adults is different from how children are diagnosed.View Resource
Looking for autism-friendly holiday fun this year? Our 2025 Christmas Events for Autistic People and Families roundup includes festive activities across Greater Georgia and the Atlanta metro area - from Sensory Santa visits to adaptive gaming, holiday parties, caroling, and more. We’ve also included virtual options for families who prefer to celebrate from home.View Resource
With autism rates on the rise, a lot of people are wondering why autism is becoming so common. The truth is that there is no one thing causing the rise in autism. The increase in the number of autism cases is the result of several different things coming together.View Resource
Autistic people can be especially sensitive to how different types of clothing feel. They might find certain types of fabrics to be too scratchy or they may be very sensitive to how seams and tags feel. The fit of the clothing can also be a challenge for autistic people – they may struggle with clothing that feels too loose or too tight. What feels like a mild itch or slight pressure to someone without autism might feel sharp, scratchy, or unbearable to someone on the autism spectrum.View Resource
Inclusive Post-Secondary Education, or IPSE, is a program that helps students with intellectual or developmental disabilities go to college. These programs help students learn new things, make friends, and be part of college life.View Resource