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Structure & Routine: Establish consistent daily schedules for meals and sleep, which provide stability. Use tools like visual aids, checklists, and calendars for transitions.

Respecting Autonomy: Treat young adults as adults, avoiding patronizing language. Support self-advocacy by encouraging them to express their own needs and boundaries

Social Narratives: Use social stories with photos to prepare for new, potentially anxiety-provoking experiences

Mentorship: Utilize weekly meetings to review goals and build skills. 

Emotional & Social Support: Validate their emotions and provide reassurance. Encourage engagement in special interests, which can be a source of joy and regulation.

Health & Wellness: Ensure regular medical/dental check-ups, as behavioral changes may indicate underlying physical issues.