Straight Talk About Autism: Adolescence

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Browse Full-length Non-member TitlesFeatures interviews with kids with autism and their parents. Examines key issues encountered during adolescence. Covers: teasing, socialization and making friends, social group, Circle of Friends program, and independent living. Concludes with kids reflecting on being a person with autism. NOTE: Not all kids with the diagnosis of autism have the expressive ability of the young people featured in this video.
Runtime: 37 minutes 54 seconds
Straight Talk About Autism: Childhood
Straight Talk About Autism: Adolescence
I enjoyed hearing the thoughts and reflections by teenagers with autism about their social experiences.