by CA Human Services | Jan 29, 2022 | Best Practice Blog, Views from the Spectrum
It’s Not Lazy: What is Demand Avoidance and Executive Functioning? As a therapist, counselor, parent and neurodivergent person; demand avoidance is coming across my social media and news more and more. Demand avoidance or what I prefer: Persistent Drive for Autonomy... by CA Human Services | Jan 21, 2022 | Best Practice Blog, Work-Life Balance
College Living Experience: Post-Secondary Supports for Young Adults on the Autism Spectrum What is the difference between college capable and college ready? For families of young adults on the Autism Spectrum, it often boils down to executive function skills,... by CA Human Services | Dec 27, 2021 | Views from the Spectrum
Leading up to January 1 and well into the first month of the year, loved ones ask, “What are your New Year’s Resolutions?” Some of us have our thoughtful list of goals and wishes for the upcoming year at the ready. Resolutions for self-care, healthy habits,... by CA Human Services | Oct 25, 2021 | Uncategorized, Work-Life Balance
Sometimes, it can be difficult for people on the autism spectrum to figure out their ideal career path. This is especially true for parents with autism– finding an employer who understands your personal needs and your responsibilities as a parent isn’t easy. This is...
by CA Human Services | Sep 13, 2021 | Employee Spotlight
20 or so questions with…is our employee spotlight blog series where we get up-close and personal (and have some fun) with our favorite team members at CA Human Services. Next up in this series is 20 Questions with Sarah S. We have two Sarah’s at CA and both are in our...
