Australian Longitudinal Study of Autistic Adults (ALSAA) (25 years+)
This is an ongoing program of research with the long term aims to identify and describe the comprehensive and unique profiles of autistic Australian over the age of 25 years.
Objectives include to:
- identify predictors of mental health and quality of life of autistic adults
- examine the stability of autism symptomology overtime for autistic adults
- identify predictors of carer/support person coping strategies, mental health and wellbeing
- explore factors associated with healthy ageing for autistic adults living in Australia.
PUBLICATION
Aging well on the autism spectrum: The perspectives of autistic adults and carers
Management of mental ill health in adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Aging well on the autism spectrum: an examination of the dominant model of successful aging
Publications
- Published 29 Nov 2021
- Published 10 Nov 2021
- Published 10 Aug 2021
- Published 12 Jul 2021
- Published 12 Jul 2021
- Published 3 May 2021
- Published 1 Aug 2020
- Published 10 Jun 2020
- Published 6 May 2020
- Published 30 Apr 2020
- Published 11 Mar 2020
- Published 4 Dec 2019
- Published 11 Nov 2019
- Published 14 Aug 2019
- Published 31 May 2019
- Published 13 Nov 2018
- Published 2 May 2018
- Published 11 Aug 2017
- Published 31 Jan 2017
- Published 1 Nov 2015
Program
AdulthoodProject code
3.013RCProject Leader(s)
- Julian Trollor, University of New South Wales