63. Planning your Travel
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62. Navigating the Craziness of Life
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EVERYONE needs a little help when it comes to navigating the stressors of the world. Now, more than ever, people need to understand what makes them tick, chill, and deal with the world that oftentimes seems as though it's in a moment of chaos. In this episode, we talk about ways that you can stay sane in a world that seems to be running upside down.
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61. Surviving College Living
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This is Part 2 in our College Living series. Surviving college living (in addition to all of the coursework) is a massive challenge for many young adults. For adults with autism, the social nuances can bring on an additional layer that can prove to be quite cumbersome. In this episode, we talk about the steps you can take to survive this brand new world of adulthood.
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60. College Living Preparation
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Living in a dorm is one of the most challenging parts about attending college. Listen to this episode for tips on how to have a seamless transition into college living and how to adjust to some pretty big changes.
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59. Sensory on the 4th of July
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58. Perfect Time to Try New Things
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57. Recognizing Drowning Prevention Month
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May is Drowning Prevention Water Safety Month. Children with autism are 160 times more likely to die from drowning than typically developing children. Check out these resources to stay ahead of a potential tragedy.
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56. You Don't Look Autistic
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55. College 411
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54. Unraveling Dating Relationships in Autism
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