Family guide
Opening an ABLE Account: What Autistic Adults and Families Should Coordinate
Understand current ABLE eligibility, ownership, programs, qualified disability expenses, contributions, records, SSI interactions, access, and supporter roles.
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Clear, practical guidance for understanding ABA care, supporting your child, and making informed decisions.
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Family guide
Opening a First Bank Account: An Autistic Adult's Planning Guide
Compare bank accounts, identity requirements, fees, access, alerts, overdraft settings, credential safety, supporter roles, and useful ABA practice.
Family guide
Advance Care Planning for an Autistic Adult: Where ABA May Fit
Center an autistic adult's values, AAC, supported decision-making, health-care preferences, legal documents, trusted people, serious illness, and a narrow ABA role.
Family guide
Moving to Assisted Living or Long-Term Care: ABA Coordination Guide
Compare and coordinate assisted living or long-term care through adult choice, funding, health, housing rights, AAC, staff competence, records, routines, and review.
Family guide
Applying for ADA Paratransit: Where ABA May Fit
Navigate local ADA paratransit information, functional eligibility, accessible applications and appeals, trip preparation, AAC, safety, and a limited ABA role.
Family guide
When an Autistic Adult Reduces or Stops Driving
Coordinate health, licensing, evaluation, adult choice, transportation alternatives, work, relationships, daily routines, and ABA when driving is reduced or stopped.
Family guide
Moving Back Into the Family Home as an Adult
Rebuild household roles after an autistic adult moves back home, covering choice, privacy, money, routines, tenancy, support, health, AAC, and a future plan.
Family guide
Living With a Roommate: Where ABA Support May Fit
Build a roommate plan around consent, privacy, communication, guests, chores, money, access, conflict routes, safety, and each adult's legal and household role.
Family guide
Signing a First Lease: Coordinating ABA and Adult Supports
Prepare for a first lease through adult choice, legal review, housing access, money, utilities, communication, daily support, emergencies, and a narrow ABA role.
Family guide
Preparing for a First Adult Medical Visit Without a Parent
Help an autistic adult prepare for a medical visit with chosen independence, AAC, privacy, health information, support-person boundaries, transport, and follow-up.
Family guide
Turning 18: Decision-Making, Benefits and ABA Planning
Prepare for legal adulthood by separating the young adult's rights, health privacy, Social Security, payer, consent, supported decision-making, and ABA plans.
Family guide
After an Autism Diagnosis in Adulthood: Is ABA Relevant?
Help a newly diagnosed autistic adult decide whether ABA or another support fits their goals, access needs, health, daily life, evidence, and preferences.
