Robert Naseef, PhD : Clinical Psychologist, Author, Parent, & Keynote Speaker

Preparing neurodiverse youth for the workplace

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This complete resource is available now through the Arc of Philadelphia.

”Preparing Neurodiverse youth for the workplace” is a new educational resource now available through the Arc of Philadelphia. This resource was developed with the support of a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Education, Bureau of Special Education (BSE)/ PaTTAN in collaboration with and the Pennsylvania Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR). These materials share practical strategies and lessons learned through the “Neurodiversity in the Workplace” initiative. The goal is to better prepare neurodiverse people for rewarding and meaningful lives. You are urged to use these resources at no charge. Customize, improve, and redistribute these resources. You and your organization must not charge or sell the materials, and you must recognize the source as the Arc of Philadelphia. You are urged to participate in the conversation about improving resources for neurodiverse people. Listen to a brief introduction by Drs. Stephen Shore and Robert Naseef, lead consultants on the project.

Related posts:

https://drrobertnaseef.wordpress.com/2015/08/16/autism-and-employment-hope-on-the-horizon-2/

https://drrobertnaseef.wordpress.com/2018/06/24/neurodiversity-is-trending-a-commencement-speech/

https://drrobertnaseef.wordpress.com/2015/11/15/guy-talk-on-neurodiversity-autism-and-employment/

https://drrobertnaseef.wordpress.com/2016/06/14/autism-and-unemployment/

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● About Me

I’m Robert Naseef, psychologist, writer and parent of an autistic adult. I specialize in helping the famiies with autism and other special needs to lead full and productive lives. I have a special interest in the psychology of men and fatherhood. Another specialty is the diagnosis of adults and teenagers.

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