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How can we help young adults with autism thrive in the workplace?

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imageNavigating work and stress can be hard for anyone, but especially so if you have ASD.Woman at work via www.shutterstock.com

The outlook is often bleak for young adults with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Even when they manage to graduate from high school or college, it’s very difficult for them to find a full-time job.

While there are many...

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