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Family MedicineAutism Spectrum DisordersDisabilityEducationVocational Support ProgramDevelopmental DisabilitiesNeurodiversityProgram ParticipantsInclusive EducationAutismDisability StudyDevelopmental DisabilityEmploymentPsychiatrySocial SkillsRehabilitationAutism SpectrumSpecial EducationOccupational TherapyTwo-year EvaluationMedicine
In this article the authors provide a description and evaluation of a vocational support program for adults with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). They followed 9 participants through 2 years of the program. Increases in employment rates and income were found for program participants, and 7 participants retained their initial job placements through the 2-year period. Employers rated program participants highly on a range of important job skills, although these individuals continued to experience social challenges in the workplace. Case notes offer further insight into the experiences of adults with ASD in the workplace. Overall, the results suggest that individuals on the autism spectrum can be successful in competitive, entry-level employment.
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