Autism and Community: How a Community Is Crucial for a Child With Autism

Learn about Autism and Community: How a Community Is Crucial for a Child With Autism

ABOUT THE VIDEO
Why should you have a community and what defines that community?

FAMILY - Very important as a foundation;
the family will always be there for you.

TEACHERS - Second family, they are professionals
so they know how to address autism
they have the dedication to ensure a bright
future for the student.

FRIENDS/PEERS - Most difficult community
for Tyler growing up, because he was used to being
around his teachers and family only. Eventually learned from peers how to
have fun with other people realize that you also have things in common
with your peers.

LOCAL- Where you live, where
you hang out, local police community, grocery
store, library, diner, candy store
it's not the quantity but quality of people
in a community, getting the most benefit out
of the community.

BOTTOM LINE-

Any kind of community can be very helpful
to those who want to socialize.

Try different communities, find a community
that works out for you

Thank you for watching: COMMUNITY & AUTISM // How a Community Is Crucial for a Child With Autism

WHO WE ARE: Best Selling author, motivational speaker, and founder of Autismworks, Tyler McNamer welcomes you to his YouTube channel.

Tyler McNamer was diagnosed with Autism at the age of 2. Tyler was nonverbal until 6 years old and didn't speak in full sentences until 12. Tyler wrote his first book at 17 which became a best seller called Population One: Autism, Adversity, and the Will to Succeed.

Tyler McNamer creates a whole new conversation about what it means to have autism. Founding Autismworks is meant to be the catalyst for change by transforming disability into unique ability and enhancing the lives of people with autism, and those who love them, through online education, celebration, inspiration, diversity, and inclusion.

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