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Executive Function Resources

Executive function are the skills that help us organize, plan, and stay on track. This section has resources to support executive function, including an overview of apps people commonly use. Executive Challenges in Autism & ADHD This guide explains what executive function is, as well as…

Sensory Regulation Resources

Here you’ll find resources about the different sensory systems, what supports are available, and how to keep yourself regulated. Autism Sensory Strategies This article overviews the different sensory systems, hypo and hyper sensitivity, common signs of sensory processing challenges, and strategies to help. Sensory Strategies…

Rituals, Routines, and Managing Change

Creating Family Traditions Traditions are a great way to bring your family together, feel connected to your history, and share values. How can you create values that include your autistic family members? Use this guide to collaboratively create family traditions that work for your family.

Social and Communication Supports

These resources are all about issues related to communication and socialization, including relationships, friendships, AAC, and visual supports. What is the Double Empathy Problem? A guide explaining the Double Empathy Problem, a concept that helps neurotypicals understand autistic communication styles. Double Empathy…

Advocacy Resources

These resources are about all kinds of advocacy, from legislative and political to education, employment, and healthcare. Types of Self-Advocacy This graphic shares a variety of different ways that an individual can engage in self-advocacy, pushing us to look beyond traditional concepts of advocacy that…

About Autism

These resources will give you more information about the autism diagnosis, common autistic traits and experiences, and the autistic community. If you’re new to autism, start with our What Is Autism page. Autism Diagnoses and Qualifications A guide to the different types of autism diagnosis,…

Camp Info and Paperwork

If you are accepted to an AuSM camp during the lottery process, it will be your responsibility to also submit proof of a medical exam for your camper within one year of start of your camp session. The easiest way to submit this proof is to print the Physician’s Signature…

Training for Inclusion, Accessibility, and Sensory-Friendly Spaces

True inclusion requires engagement. Real inclusion means that individuals with disabilities participate to the greatest extent possible and have a voice to share thoughts, ideas, questions, and experiences. AuSM is dedicated to helping community organizations create meaningful opportunities for autistic individuals. We offer a wide range of services,…

Adult Coffee Club

Ages 18+ Coffee Club is a space where autistic and neurodiverse adults can connect with each other, foster friendships, and build community while enjoying a favorite beverage and/or snack. Adults are welcome to bring items that make them feel comfortable, can stay as long as they’d like, stim, and parallel…

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