Aging

Autistic seniors in BC need more support in order to have fulfilling and healthy lives as they get older. They deserve quality of life.

There is a lack of information around autism and menopause. As a result, many autistic people are unsupported through what can be a tremendous upheaval in their physical, cognitive, and emotional health. This blog will help you begin to understand what to expect and how to support yourself though this major transition.

Rhoda is a late-diagnosed autistic woman who has had many challenges in accessing support and understanding. She shares with us what it’s like to be an older adult on the spectrum. Content warning: Use of functioning labels.

A parent with a terminal illness, residing in hospice with his autistic adult son, asked us how to plan for his son after he’s gone.