
What's AUSOM about Accepting Autism? Revisited - Recorded 2024
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This podcast episode was recorded in April 2024. This conversation with the Autism Society of Maryland explores how neurodiversity presents uniquely in each individual and why the shift from merely "awareness" to genuine "acceptance" matters deeply.
Executive Director Melissa Rosenberg shares how their organization expanded from Howard County to now serve Montgomery and Anne Arundel counties, providing free resources, support groups, and community connections to families navigating an autism diagnosis. With autism affecting approximately 1 in 36 children nationally and 1 in 43 in Maryland, their work addresses a growing need for specialized support at every life stage.
The podcast takes a powerful turn when Resource Coordinator Kristen Letnick, who is autistic herself, offers insights from both professional expertise and lived experience. Listeners will discover the comprehensive resources available through the County's Autism Waiver Program and how the Autism Society helps families navigate complex support systems.
Connect with the Autism Society of Maryland at www.autismsocietymd.org or by phone at 410-290-3466 to access their multilingual resources and support services.