Commentary on “being diagnosed with autism in adulthood: a personal case study”
Commentary on “being diagnosed with autism in adulthood: a personal case study”
Samuel Tromans, Verity Chester
Advances in Autism, Vol. ahead-of-print, No. ahead-of-print, pp.-
The purpose of this paper is to provide a commentary on “being diagnosed with autism in adulthood: a personal case study”.
A commentary on an individual’s personal experiences of being referred to autism assessment services and subsequently receiving a diagnosis of autism in adulthood.
Many individuals are not diagnosed with autism until their adult life, and as a result, miss the benefits of timely introduction of sources of support, such as during their schooling. Receiving an autism diagnosis can come as a relief and promote self-understanding, but availability of high-quality post-diagnostic support services and accommodating employers are both highly important.
A commentary on an original viewpoint is published in this special edition on gender and diversity.
Source: Advances in Autism - Category: Child Development Authors: Samuel Tromans
Verity Chester Source Type: research
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