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Transitions ,Careers and autism By Kelly Jean Sullivan

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Why are transitions hard for people with autism?
Additionally, individuals with ASD are more likely to have restrictive patterns of behaviors (per the diagnostic criteria) that are hard to disrupt, thus creating difficulty at times of transitions
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What jobs are good for high functioning autism?
Here are eight types of occupations that may be a good fit for someone on the autism spectrum.
  • Animal science. ...
  • Researcher. ...
  • Accounting. ...
  • Shipping and logistics. ...
  • Art and design. ...
  • Manufacturing. ...
  • Information technology. ...
  • Engineering.
  • How can individuals with autism be supported through transitions?
    Clearly communicating that something has finished using natural gesture or a visual support before moving onto the next activity. Providing the individual with a role in the transition (i.e. help carrying the drink bottles back to class) Reducing verbal language to allow the individual time to process the expectation

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