Understanding the 'Age of Autism' and What It Means for Families | #autism #news #parenting
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For families, early support is key—organizations like the Autism Society of North Carolina offer webinars like *"After the Diagnosis"* to guide parents. The CDC also provides resources on parenting tips, transitions, and healthcare for autistic individuals at different life stages.
Aging with autism requires specialized care, so a team approach with doctors, therapists, and family is recommended. For practical parenting strategies, Triple P suggests focusing on structured routines and understanding your child’s unique needs.
Helpful links:
[CDC Family Resources](https://www.cdc.gov/autism/abo....ut/information-for-f
[Autism Society-NC Webinars](https://www.autismsociety-nc.o....rg/autism-the-facts/
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