What have researchers learned about the effects of stress on autistic people, their families, and their service providers? How can we lessen the effects of stress through self-care, advocacy, and community? This collection provides some answers to these questions.
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In this recorded webinar, the speaker describes how emotion dysregulation presents in autism, provides an overview of available interventions, and discusses specific skills caregivers can use to support their autistic children.
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Two in five autistic adults in SPARK identify as LGBQ+. What does that mean for their stress levels, mental health, and quality of life?
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Difficulty managing the intensity and duration of emotions is common in autism. Be sure to view this important recorded webinar.
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What roles do grandparents play in the lives of their grandchildren with autism?
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In this recorded webinar, Dr. Gwynette discusses autism and mental health throughout the lifespan.
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Some people with autism struggle with aggression. What do we know about this behavior?
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Take a few minutes for yourself and enjoy this recorded webinar in which Dr. Kristin Pleines helps parents develop a self-care plan and manage stress.
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What’s self-care, and why is it important? Dr. Kristin Pleines answers questions for parents and caregivers of children with autism.
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How are people with autism coping with the anxieties and changes caused by COVID-19? The answer, like autism itself, is complicated.
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Researchers have taken notice of parental stress in families of children with autism. More than a few studies report that parents of children with autism experience more stress than parents of typical-developing children and parents of children with Down Syndrome.
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