Autism Transition to Adulthood Groups (ATAG)
Overview of a New Study for Autistic Young Adults
Study Purpose: This study aims to support autistic young people as they transition to adulthood. It focuses on improving their well-being through a new online peer-group program called ‘Understanding You, Discovering You’ (UYDY).
Key Points of the Study:
- Target Group: Autistic individuals aged 16-25 years.
- Intervention: A 6-week online program led by autistic facilitators and social care professionals, covering important topics like autism understanding and accessing services.
- Trial Design: Participants will be randomly assigned to either UYDY or standard care.
- Outcome Measures: The study will track well-being, social support, quality of life, and loneliness at multiple time points.
Importance of the Study:
This research aims to identify how well the program works and how acceptable it is to participants. It also seeks to highlight the usual support these young people receive.
Ethics and Sharing Results:
The study has received ethical approval, and all participants will give informed consent. Results will be shared through academic journals and events to inform future research.
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