Webinar: Who’s Afraid of…Sex Education?
In this recorded webinar, Dr. Eileen Crehan discusses sexuality and relationship education for autistic learners and LGBTQ+ youth.
Read MoreGet the latest autism updates from SPARK, including information about genes and ASD research, webinars, and personal stories from our community.
Our ‘genes’ page provides short, easy-to-understand descriptions of genes linked to autism. Under ‘research’, you’ll find the latest updates from SPARK and other autism studies. In our ‘stories’ section, families, scientists and others share their journeys. In our monthly webinars, speakers from the autism community provide useful information for families and people with autism. All are welcome–invitation links are issued in our monthly newsletter. If you have suggestions for webinar topics, please email us at webinars@sparkforautism.org.
In this recorded webinar, Dr. Eileen Crehan discusses sexuality and relationship education for autistic learners and LGBTQ+ youth.
Read MoreWhen it comes to autism, the Lee family is often among the first to try a new program.
Read MoreIn this webinar, which will take place on August 25th, Dr. Roger Jou will discuss ways to improve quality of life across the spectrum and lifespan.
Read MoreIn this recorded webinar, Dr. Gwynette discusses autism and mental health throughout the lifespan.
Read MoreTeen artist Avery Cormier finds community among youth with autism.
Read MorePeople with autism have higher rates of depression than others. What treatments are being used with them?
Read MoreAlthough the road to adulthood can be bumpy for people with autism, Joseph Beno has moved smoothly from high school to employment and owning a car.
Read MorePeople with autism are four times more likely to experience depression in their lifetimes than others. What are the risks?
Read MoreSPARK Snapshots summarize the data that we have collected. View our latest, which provides a window into the journey of SPARK participants.
Read MoreWhat challenges do people with autism face in getting an anxiety diagnosis and finding treatments tailored to them? This is part two of a two-part series.
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