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| When: 3rd Wednesday of Every Month Time: 7pm Place: TGI Fridays (Tatum & the 101) Contact: Jason Geroux 480-748-8620 jason@arizonaautismsupport.org |
About MEN...MEET AUTISM
Arizona Autism Support recognizes that autism affects the whole family. When you have a child who has been diagnosed the
dynamics of your family, work place, social life and marriage all change. Often moms carry the burden of arranging therapies,
choosing paths of interventions and implementing lifestyle changes. This forces them to cope with the diagnosis and often
seeking out support is natural for them. However, Men "don't do support groups."
MEN...MEET AUTISM, is an informal gathering of men who have someone in their life affected by autism. Fathers, grandfathers,
adult siblings, friends of somone with autism come together in a laid back setting and autism is usually the forefront of most
conversations.
Arizona Autism Support recognizes that autism affects the whole family. When you have a child who has been diagnosed the
dynamics of your family, work place, social life and marriage all change. Often moms carry the burden of arranging therapies,
choosing paths of interventions and implementing lifestyle changes. This forces them to cope with the diagnosis and often
seeking out support is natural for them. However, Men "don't do support groups."
MEN...MEET AUTISM, is an informal gathering of men who have someone in their life affected by autism. Fathers, grandfathers,
adult siblings, friends of somone with autism come together in a laid back setting and autism is usually the forefront of most
conversations.
| Did You Know? * The prevalence of autism estimates 1 of every 150 people have autism * Autism occurs in all racial, ethnic, and social groups. * Autism can be reliably diagnosed by or before age three * Boys are three-to-four times more likely to be affected by autism than girls * Although there is currently no known cure for autism, autism is treatable. Persons with autism can make progress if they receive appropriate, individual intervention. |
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