Connecticut’s DSS Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Waiver waitlist continues to grow, leaving thousands of individuals waiting years for essential supports. Learn why the waitlist exists, current wait time challenges, and how funding, workforce shortages, and rising demand impact access to services. Discover what families in Connecticut can do while waiting and how The Supported Living Group provides private pay neurodivergent support services and DSS ASD Waiver services to help individuals build independence, skills, and community connection.

Building meaningful relationships can be challenging for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), but with the right support, social confidence and communication skills can flourish. Learn practical, evidence-based strategies for improving social skills, executive functioning, and relationship success while exploring how The Supported Living Group provides Connecticut families with individualized DSS Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Waiver services and private pay neurodivergent support services designed to promote independence, community inclusion, and lifelong success.

Learn how autism, ADHD, and other neurodevelopmental conditions affect older adults and discover support options available throughout Connecticut.

Discover The Supported Living Group's specialized ASD support services in CT for neurodivergent adults. Private pay autism employment support in Connecticut: job coaching, resume help, interview prep & inclusive workplace strategies.

Limerence can profoundly impact autistic teens and adults, leading to intense emotional preoccupation and social challenges. At Supported Living Group (SLG), we provide expert Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) services in Connecticut, helping individuals navigate these emotions through personalized support, skill-building programs, and community integration. Learn how our autism support services in CT promote independence, emotional well-being, and meaningful social connections.

In recent years, mainstream media has taken significant strides in portraying neurodivergent individuals, fostering a more inclusive society. A notable example is PBS Kids' introduction of "Carl the Collector," their first lead character on the autism spectrum. This initiative not only normalizes neurodivergence but also offers numerous benefits, particularly for communities like Connecticut's Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) population.