As an adult, we often take for granted the opportunities to choose where we are going to live, the careers we will pursue, the activities we are going to participate in, and the friendships we will develop and maintain. Each may be viewed as an outward assertion of our indepedence.

The goal of the Emory Autism Center Adult Services Program is to help adults with an autism spectrum disorder "get a life." Support is provided to individuals in the areas of adaptive living skills, independent living arrangements, supported employment/education, social skills development and recreational opportunities.

 

Young autistic adults get help navigating the stress of air travel
As part of a recent collaboration between Emory University's Autism Center, Hartsfield-Jackson and AirTran Airways that tries to help people with autism get used to the process of flying.

Choices' "Get a Life" Program:
Adults with autism gain friends, confidence

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES!!!
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Intensive Training for Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders
The Emory Autism Center is providing intensive, training programs for adults with an Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families and/or providers