There is a really great guide on the National Autism Society website (UK) that helps adolescents and adults with autism develop their social interaction skills:
http://www.autism.org.uk/Living-with-autism/Communicating-and-interacting/Social-skills/Social-skills-for-adolescents-and-adults.aspx
Information like this is really crucial as adolescents and adults rarely get the same access to services as children on the spectrum. Once they leave school there is a black hole and services disapear, especially for those who are not intellectually impaired.
http://www.autism.org.uk/Living-with-autism/Communicating-and-interacting/Social-skills/Social-skills-for-adolescents-and-adults.aspx
Information like this is really crucial as adolescents and adults rarely get the same access to services as children on the spectrum. Once they leave school there is a black hole and services disapear, especially for those who are not intellectually impaired.
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