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It's never easy to be - or to parent - a teen. And that goes double for teens with autism (and their parents). Every teen with autism will have a different response to the changes that puberty brings - but all young people with autism must cope with their budding sexuality and the inevitable transition from childhood to adulthood. These resources may help.

Sex Education for Children and Teens with Autism

Sexuality is a tough topic with any teen. For children and teens on the autism spectrum, sex education is even more complex. How do you teach someone with social and communications challenges about such a difficult and socially complicated topic?

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How Can I Help My Autistic Child Handle Puberty?

Puberty is a tough time for everyone. It can be even tougher for an autistic child -- and perhaps toughest for the parent of an autistic child! Drs. Bob Naseef and Cindy Ariel offer insights into how to help your autistic child manage the ups and downs of adolescence.

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Should a Teen with Asperger's Try to Be "Normal?"

As youngsters with Aspergers approach their teen years, the pressure to "act normal" increases. How far should a parent push their child with Asperger's to "act more normal?" Kate Goldfield, a young adult on the autism spectrum, offers ideas and insights.

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Planning for Transition to Adulthood

How should parents start planning for their autistic child's transition from school to adulthood? Here is an overview from Dr. Gerhardt, President of the Organization for Autism Research and expert in issues of adolescents and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

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