Autism Toolkit of Georgia
Autism Toolkit of Georgia
The way in which a group of people that share a common characteristic identifies themselves is an important part of how that group and its members are viewed by those outside of it.View Resource
Individuals with autism have difficulty with social communication and interaction. This includes trouble with understanding non-verbal communication (eye contact, body language), elements of verbal communication (non-literal phrases, vague statements, convoluted statements), and environmental stimuli (certain kinds of environmental noise, blinking lights / screensavers.View Resource
As police officers, you are most often the first ones called in emergent situations and the first to arrive on the scene. You are required to assess complex situations and make decisive, rapid decisions to address the problems at hand.View Resource
What to see what living with ASD is like? Many families, researchers, and self-advocates have produced internet content describing the symptoms of ASD and what living with ASD is like.View Resource
Individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can be at higher risk for anxiety and depression. All children and adults diagnosed with ASD should be screened for anxiety and depression, and should receive treatment for these comorbid problems if present.View Resource