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PENNSYLVANIA AUTISM NEEDS ASSESSMENT 
Adult Module (Respondents are caregivers) 
 492 caregivers of adults diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders completed this needs assessment module. Item‐level 
survey results for this module are presented here in the same format in which the survey was administered. 
 
1. Please identify yourself: 
Mother      75.1 % 
Father      14.1% 
Foster parent    0.6%     
Legal guardian     3.3% 
Other (Please specify)   7.0% 
   
2.  Which of the following best describes your current marital status? 
Married to/Living with child’s other parent          
Married to/Living with person other than 
child’s parent                                                                      Separated/Divorced    17.1%
58.3%    Widowed      6.2% 
10.0%     Never been married    8.3% 
 
3. What is your race/ethnicity? (Check all that apply) 
African American      6.7% 
Asian/Pacific Islander    1.4% 
Caucasian/European American  87.0% 
 Latino, Hispanic, or Chicano  2.8% 
Native American    1.2%
Other        0.2%  
 
4.  What is the race/ethnicity of your spouse or significant other? (Check all that apply) 
African American      4.7% 
Asian/Pacific Islander    0.8% 
Caucasian/European American  70.7% 
Latino, Hispanic, or Chicano  2.6% 
Native American    0.8% 
N/A        16.9%
Other (Please specify)    0.2% 
 
5.  What is your zip code?  See Map  
 
6. Which of the following is closest to your annual household income? 
Less than $20,000      15.0% 
$20,000‐$39,999      26.1% 
$40,000‐$59,999      20.5% 
$60,000‐$79,999      15.7% 
$80,000‐$99,999      9.8% 
$100,000 or more       13.0%
 
7. What is your highest level of completed education? 
No high school      1.9%     
Some high school      1.9% 
High school graduate/GED    24.2% 
Vocational/Technical school   9.0% 
Some college      19.2%     
College degree      23.5% 
Some graduate studies    5.2% 
Graduate degree                      15.2%
 
8. What is the sex of your child?      Male  79.7%         Female   20.3%
 
9. How old is your child?  Mean: 25.2 years ; Standard Deviation: 9.95 
 
 
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10. Is your child adopted?    Yes 7.3%    No  92.7% 
 
11. What is his/her race/ethnicity? (Check all that apply) 
African American      8.7% 
Asian/Pacific Islander    1.4% 
Caucasian/European American  86.0% 
Latino, Hispanic, or Chicano   3.7% 
Native American      2.0%
Other         0.4%
 
12. How many siblings does he/she have?     
 Mean: 1.61; Standard deviation: 3.19 
 
13. How many siblings have also been diagnosed with autism?    
Mean: 0.13; Standard deviation:  0.47 
 
14. What is your child’s primary diagnosis? 
Asperger’s Disorder       30.3% 
Autistic Disorder/Autism      41.5% 
Childhood Disintegrative Disorder    0.2% 
Other            7.1% 
Pervasive Developmental Disorder    20.7% 
 
15. Is your child currently diagnosed with any of the following? (Check all that apply) 
Anxiety Disorder        33.9% 
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder  30.9% 
Bipolar Disorder        10.8% 
Central Auditory Processing Disorder  6.9% 
Conduct Disorder (CD)      3.7% 
Depression         22.6% 
Developmental Delays      34.1% 
Hearing Impairment      4.7% 
Learning Disability        35.4% 
Mental Retardation/ Intellectual Disability  41.9% 
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)  29.3% 
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)  10.6% 
Seizures/ Seizure Disorder/Epilepsy    13.6% 
Tourette’s Syndrome      1.8% 
None of these        7.5%
Other           8.3% 
 
16. Did your child receive any of the following diagnoses prior to receiving an autism diagnosis? (Check all that apply) 
Anxiety Disorder        12.4% 
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder  34.3% 
Bipolar Disorder        5.9% 
Central Auditory Processing Disorder  4.3%   
Conduct Disorder (CD)      3.5% 
Depression         11.6% 
Developmental Delays      36.0% 
Hearing Impairment      4.3% 
Learning Disability        29.3% 
Mental Retardation/ Intellectual Disability  26.4% 
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)  11.4% 
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)  11.0% 
Seizures/ Seizure Disorder/Epilepsy    7.5% 
Tourette’s Syndrome      1.6% 
None of these        19.7%
Other          6.3% 
 
17. How old was your child when you first became concerned about his/her development?     
  Mean: 3.2 years; Standard Deviation: 6.08 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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18. What type of professional first diagnosed your child with autism? 
Developmental Pediatrician    
Educational team (IEP or EI)    
Neurologist        
Primary Care Physician (Family doctor/Pediatrician)   
Other (Please specify) 
13.1%    Psychiatrist      26.2% 
9.3%    Psychologist      20.3% 
16.7% 
8.7% 
5.7% 
19. About how many miles did you travel for the initial autism diagnosis (roundtrip)? 
0‐20 miles        47.0% 
21‐40 miles       21.7% 
41‐60 miles       10.1% 
61‐80 miles       6.0% 
81‐100 miles      6.2% 
More than 100 miles    9.0%
20. How old was your child when he/she received this diagnosis?    
Mean: 8.5 years; Standard Deviation: 7.80 years 
 
21. How many professionals (e.g. psychologist, developmental pediatrician) did you visit before your child received 
an autism diagnosis?      Mean: 4.23; Standard Deviation: 4.02; Range: 0‐40 
 
22. After receiving a diagnosis, what sort of follow‐up and resources/services did you receive? (Check all that apply) 
Follow‐up appointment      33.9% 
Referral to a specialist for further 
assessment   24.6% 
Referral to a specialist for treatment  23.8% 
Referral to Early Intervention services  29.7% 
Referral to support groups       21.3% 
Referral to websites, literature (e.g. 
handouts, information booklets)  16.3% 
None          18.7%
Other           4.9% 
  
23. How do you pay for your child’s health care services? (Check all that apply) 
Private health insurance    49.2% 
Medicaid (Medical Access)    75.2% 
Out‐of‐pocket    24.8% 
I don’t know    0.6%
Other         1.4%  
 
24. In the past year, have you taken your child to the emergency room for behavioral or psychiatric reasons?  
Yes    10.8%  No    89.2% 
On how many occasions?     
Mean: 2.6; Standard Deviation: 5.54 
 
25. In the past year has your child been admitted to a hospital or hospital‐like setting for psychiatric or behavioral 
reasons? 
Yes  6.7%     No 93.3% 
On how many occasions?   
Mean: 2.3; Standard Deviation: 1.19 
 
               If you answered no to question 25, please SKIP to question 26 
 
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25a. What was/were the reason(s) your child was admitted to a hospital or hospital‐like setting for psychiatric or 
behavioral reasons? (Check all that apply) 
Aggression        4.3% 
Anxiety        1.6% 
Defiant/Oppositional behaviors  1.6% 
Depression        1.8% 
Running away from home/school    0.4% 
Self‐injurious behaviors      3.0% 
Significant increase in obsessions    0.8%
Other         0.2% 
 
How satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the following aspects of your hospital stay? 
  Very 
Satisfied 
Satisfied  Dissatisfied  Very 
Dissatisfied 
25b. Discharge Planning  3.2%  32.3%  35.5%  29.0% 
25c. Staff’s Inclusion of Parent(s) in Treatment Planning  6.2%  37.5%  31.2%  25.0% 
25d. Quality of Treatment  3.1%  40.6%  25.0%  31.2% 
 
25e. How was your child admitted? 
My child (under 14) was admitted 
by his/her parent(s)    0% 
My adolescent child (14 to 18) was 
admitted by his/her parent(s) and 
agreed to the admission  20.0% 
My adolescent child (14 to 18) 
was admitted by his/her parent(s) 
but did not agree to the 
admission  3.3% 
My adult child (18 or older) 
admitted him/herself (201, 
voluntary treatment)             40.0% 
My adult child (18 or older) 
was admitted against 
his/her will (302, 
involuntary treatment)   36.7%
 
 Please continue answering the questions… 
 
26. In the past year, has your child been placed in a residential facility? 
Yes            12.3% 
No, but currently on a waiting list    4.5% 
No and not on a waiting list     83.1% 
 
 
      If your child has not been placed in a residential facility or is not currently on a   
waiting list, please SKIP to question 27     
 
26a.  About how many miles is this residential facility away from your home?  
0‐20 miles      47.1% 
21‐40 miles     26.5% 
41‐60 miles     8.8% 
61‐80 miles     1.5% 
81‐100 miles    0% 
More than 100 miles  16.2% 
 
 Please continue answering the questions… 
 
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27. What is your child’s current living situation? 
With parent(s) in a family home    74.1% 
With other relatives in a family home  2.7% 
Residential facility        5.8% 
Group home         10.6% 
Lives on own with support      5.2% 
Lives on own without support    1.5% 
 
28. How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your child’s current living arrangement? 
Very Satisfied    40.4% 
Satisfied      41.1% 
Dissatisfied      14.5% 
Very Dissatisfied                   4.0% 
 
29. Is your child receiving therapy or intervention for any of the following? 
 
30. In the last year, has your child ever been disciplined at school in any of the following ways? (Check all that apply) 
Time‐out/De‐escalation room  5.7% 
Sent out of classroom    3.9% 
Detention        1.8% 
In‐school suspension    1.4% 
Out‐of‐school suspension    2.0% 
Expulsion        0.6% 
None        25.2% 
N/A (My child is not in school)  60.8%
Other          1.8% 
 
31.  Has your child’s behavior resulted in any of the following interactions with the police? (Check all that apply)  
Police called      16.3% 
Police warning issued    6.1% 
Child adjudicated      4.1% 
Served time in jail      1.6% 
Served time in a juvenile 
detention facility   2.0% 
None        73.2%
Other         4.9% 
 
32. What long term plans do you have for your child when you are no longer able to care for them? (Check all that 
apply) 
Arranged housing plans    14.0% 
Set up financial trust    18.3% 
Designated guardianship    23.6% 
Designated power of attorney  15.7% 
Currently developing plans    29.5% 
None at this time      37.2%
Other         4.7% 
 
 
  Yes, and needs it     Yes, but does not 
need it 
No, but needs  No, and does not  
need it 
29a. Self‐injurious behaviors  14.1%  1.5%  9.8%  74.6% 
29b. Sleep Problems  19.9%  1.7%  16.9%  61.5% 
29c. Anxiety  44.5%  1.3%  18.9%  35.3% 
29d. Aggressive Behaviors  29.1%  2.3%  14.3%  54.3% 
29e. Running Away  3.7%  0.4%  2.2%  93.7% 
29f. Toileting  7.8%  0.2%  10.2%  81.8% 
 
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 33. In what ways (if any) has your child’s autism affected your family’s workforce participation? (Check all that apply) 
  Me  My Partner 
Stopped working outside the home  22.2%  4.9% 
Decreased work hours  24.2%  8.5% 
Increased work hours  1.0%  3.5% 
Changed employer  10.2%  1.4% 
Changed type of work  11.6%  2.4% 
Changed work schedule  21.1%  8.1% 
Changed position with same employer  3.5%  1.0% 
Used Family Medical Leave Act  4.9%  0.6% 
Lost promotion/advancement opportunities  12.0%  3.5% 
Terminated from employment  3.5%  0.4% 
Disciplined/Suspended  3.5%  0.2% 
None  38.4%  48.0% 
N/A  ‐  22.6% 
Other    5.9%  3.7% 
 
34. What is your child’s highest level of completed education? 
No high school      12.6% 
Some high school      10.7% 
High school graduate/GED    59.8% 
Vocational/Technical school   4% 
Some college    10% 
College degree    2.1% 
Some graduate studies  0.2% 
Graduate degree    0.5%
 
35. Is your child currently in school? 
Yes, Four‐Year College    3.1% 
Yes, Two‐Year College    4.7% 
Yes, Vocational/Technical School  2.4% 
Yes, Graduate School         0.2% 
No, my child is not in school      73.5%
Other (Please specify)    7.3% 
 
36. Is your child currently employed? 
Part‐time with support    18.5% 
Part‐time without support    10.1% 
Full‐time with support    5.9% 
Full‐time without support    1.6% 
Seeking employment    9.2% 
Unemployed      54.7% 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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37. Is your child capable of the following activities? 
  Independently  With help  Not capable 
37a. Toileting  79.0%  18.3%  2.7% 
37b. Feeding Self  90.1%  9.6%  0.2% 
37c. Dressing Self  77.1%  20.4%  2.5% 
37d. Requesting things he/she needs  55.4%  39.4%  5.2% 
37e. Requesting things he/she wants  61.5%  33.2%  5.2% 
37f. Indicating when he/she is hurt/sick  59.1%  26.4%  14.5% 
37g. Cooking/Preparing meals  18.0%  45.4%  36.6% 
37h. Managing money  4.5%  36.8%  58.7% 
37i. Getting around via driving/public 
transportation/ biking/walking 
22.3%  33.9%  43.8% 
38. How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statements? 
“My child is receiving all the regular care he/she needs for…” 
  Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly Disagree 
38a. Primary Health Care  28.4%  56.3%  11.0%  4.3% 
38b. Dental Services  27.3%  50.0%  12.8%  9.9% 
   
“The individuals providing these services are able to meet my child’s needs.” 
  Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly Disagree 
38c. Primary Health Care  27.8%  55.8%  12.6%  3.8% 
38d. Dental Services  28.2%  50.5%  13.2%  8.2% 
 
39. What limitations do you face accessing primary health care? (Check all that apply) 
Transportation        9.7% 
Scheduling issues        12.4% 
Child’s behavior problems      12.8% 
Shortage of service providers in the area  22.6% 
No service providers in the area    4.3% 
Providers in the area won’t see 
children with autism  6.9% 
Cost of service/my insurance does 
not cover available services  8.3% 
None             43.1%
Other           6.9% 
 
40. What limitations do you face accessing dental services? (Check all that apply) 
Transportation        9.6% 
Scheduling issues        8.5% 
Child’s behavior problems      12.6% 
Shortage of service providers in the area  18.9% 
No service providers in the area    8.7% 
Providers in the area won’t see 
children with autism  8.3% 
Cost of service/My insurance 
does not cover available services  13.2% 
None               42.3%
Other           5.3% 
 
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41. Please tell us about your child’s specialty health and education service needs: 
 
  My child is 
receiving 
My child is 
receiving, but 
needs more 
My child is 
receiving, but 
does not 
need 
My child is 
not receiving, 
but needs 
My child is 
not receiving 
41a. Mental Health Counseling  32.6%  13.9%  1.1%  17.3%  35.1% 
41b. Speech/Language Therapy  5.0%  3.4%  1.6%  21.9%  68.0% 
41c. Occupational Therapy  6.2%  5.7%  0.5%  21.3%  66.4% 
41d. Physical Therapy  3.0%  0.9%  1.2%  8.5%  86.4% 
41e. Social Skills Training  14.6%  14.6%  0.7%  43.5%  26.5% 
41f. One‐to‐one Support (e.g. TSS)  16.8%  8.0%  0.0%  20.9%  54.3% 
41g. Mobile Therapy  3.3%  3.1%  0.9%  12.3%  80.4% 
41h. Case Management  49.0%  13.9%  0.2%  11.4%  25.5% 
41i. Neurology Services  20.1%  2.3%  1.6%  11.9%  64.0% 
41j. Medication Management  55.0%  7.3%  1.4%  5.7%  30.5% 
41k. Summer Camp  5.1%  2.3%  1.2%  12.6%  78.7% 
41m. Sexual Health Education  2.1%  1.6%  2.3%  14.9%  79.1% 
41n. Transitional Planning  9.6%  8.2%  2.1%  23.5%  56.5% 
41o. Vocational Training  13.8%  10.7%  1.2%  27.8%  46.5% 
41p. Support Groups  9.7%  4.9%  1.2%  31.2%  53.0% 
41q. Career Counseling  10.0%  6.0%  0.9%  29.7%  53.4% 
41r. Academic Tutoring  3.7%  3.2%  0.7%  15.8%  76.6% 
41s. Drug and Alcohol Counseling  0.2%  0.5%  1.9%  3.3%  94.1% 
41t. Relationship Counseling  5.1%  3.7%  1.2%  26.2%  63.8% 
41u. Supported Employment  19.4%  7.4%  1.4%  28.3%  43.5% 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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42. How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement? 
“The professionals providing this service have the necessary skills to work with my child.” 
  Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly 
Disagree 
42a. Mental Health Counseling  28.3%  47.0%  18.7%  6.1% 
42b. Speech/Language Therapy  31.7%  48.8%  17.1%  2.4% 
42c. Occupational Therapy  27.1%  54.2%  8.3%  10.4% 
42d. Physical Therapy  30.0%  50.0%  15.0%  5.0% 
42e. Social Skills Training  20.2%  55.6%  20.2%  4.0% 
42f. One‐to‐one Support (e.g. TSS)  31.4%  49.5%  14.3%  4.8% 
42h. Case Management  28.3%  53.2%  14.7%  3.8% 
42i. Neurology Services  44.7%  41.5%  12.8%  1.1% 
42j. Medication Management  37.7%  50.7%  8.6%  3.0% 
42k. Summer Camp  44.1%  47.1%  5.9%  2.9% 
42l. Summer School/ESY  15.0%  50.0%  30.0%  5.0% 
42m. Sexual Health Education  30.0%  40.0%  25.0%  5.0% 
42n. Transitional Planning  13.4%  54.9%  19.5%  12.2% 
42o. Vocational Training  20.8%  50.9%  23.6%  4.7% 
42p. Support Groups  21.9%  60.9%  12.5%  4.7% 
42q. Career Counseling  16.7%  68.2%  7.6%  7.6% 
42r. Academic Tutoring  17.2%  69.0%  13.8%  0.0% 
42s. Drug and Alcohol Counseling  28.6%  42.9%  28.6%  0.0% 
42t. Relationship Counseling  28.2%  53.8%  10.3%  7.7% 
42u. Supported Employment  28.8%  54.1%  15.3%  1.8% 
 
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43. How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement? 
“This service is effective in meeting my child’s needs.” 
  Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly 
Disagree 
43a. Mental Health Counseling  22.6%  44.6%        24.6%  8.2% 
43b. Speech/Language Therapy  15.0%  65.0%  10.0%  10.0% 
43d. Physical Therapy  15.0%  50.0%  20.0%  15.0% 
43e. Social Skills Training  18.6%  51.2%  25.6%  4.7% 
43f. One‐to‐one Support (e.g. TSS)  35.2%  38.9%  19.4%  6.5% 
43g. Mobile Therapy  35.7%  35.7%  25.0%  3.6% 
43h. Case Management  22.8%  51.4%  18.9%  6.9% 
43i. Neurology Services  33.3%  53.8%  11.8%  1.1% 
43j. Medication Management  30.2%  55.8%  9.4%  4.5% 
43k. Summer Camp  44.1%  47.1%  8.8%  0.0% 
43l. Summer School/ESY  15.8%  47.4%  21.1%  15.8% 
43m. Sexual Health Education  15.8%  47.4%  31.6%  5.3% 
43n. Transitional Planning  12.7%  46.8%  26.6%  13.9% 
43o. Vocational Training  19.0%  49.0%  23.1%  8.7% 
43p. Support Groups  16.9%  56.9%  20.0%  6.2% 
43q. Career Counseling  14.1%  56.2%  18.8%  10.9% 
43r. Academic Tutoring  17.9%  64.3%  17.9%  0% 
43s. Drug and Alcohol Counseling  33.3%  33.3%  16.7%  16.7% 
43t. Relationship Counseling  22.5%  50.0%  17.5%  10.0% 
43u. Supported Employment  21.4%  61.6%  14.3%  2.7% 
 
44. What limitations do you have accessing these specialty health and education services? (Check all that apply)
Transportation        14.6% 
Scheduling issues        13.4% 
Child’s behavior problems      12.8% 
Shortage of service providers in the area  33.7% 
No service providers in the area    10.0% 
Providers in the area won’t see 
children with autism  6.1% 
Cost of service/My insurance 
does not cover available services  12.6% 
None                   26.2%
Other            7.3%
 
 
 
 
 
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45. Please tell us about your family support service needs: 
  My family is 
receiving 
My family is 
receiving, but 
needs more 
My family is 
receiving, but 
does not 
need 
My family is 
not receiving, 
but needs 
My family is 
not receiving 
45a. Respite Care  6.7%  6.0%  1.4%  21.0%  65.0% 
45b. Adult Daycare  11.8%  2.4%  0.5%  9.1%  76.3% 
45c. Family Counseling  4.8%  2.1%  1.0%  17.3%  74.8% 
45d. Sibling Support Groups  1.0%  0.5%  0.5%  11.1%  87.0% 
45e. Sibling Mental Health 
Counseling 
3.9%  0.7%  1.0%  9.9%  84.5% 
45f. Parent Support Groups  5.8%  2.2%  1.2%  18.8%  72.1% 
45g. Parent Mental Health 
Counseling 
5.0%  1.2%  1.2%  15.3%  77.2% 
 
46. How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement? 
“The professionals providing this service have the necessary skills to work with my family.” 
  Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly 
Disagree 
46a. Respite Care  42.1%  50.9%  5.3%  1.8% 
46b. Adult Daycare  29.8%  49.1%  17.5%  3.5% 
46c. Family Counseling  34.4%  50.0%  12.5%  3.1% 
46d. Sibling Support Groups  33.3%  33.3%  33.3%  0.0% 
46e. Sibling Mental Health Counseling  40.0%  40.0%  20.0%  0.0% 
46f. Parent Support Groups  22.9%  57.1%  17.1%  2.9% 
46g. Parent Mental Health Counseling  38.5%  50.0%  11.5%  0.0% 
 
47. How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement? 
“This service is effective in meeting my family’s needs.” 
  Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly 
Disagree 
47a. Respite Care  25.9%  53.4%  17.2%  3.4% 
47b. Adult Daycare  30.0%  38.3%  23.3%  8.3% 
47c. Family Counseling  29.0%  45.2%  22.6%  3.2% 
47d. Sibling Support Groups  28.6%  28.6%  42.9%  0.0% 
47e. Sibling Mental Health Counseling  31.8%  45.5%  22.7%  0.0% 
47f. Parent Support Groups  25.0%  47.2%  25.0%  2.8% 
47g. Parent Mental Health Counseling  32.1%  50.0%  14.3%  3.6% 
 
48. What limitations do you have accessing these family support services? (Check all that apply) 
Transportation        3.5% 
Scheduling issues        4.9% 
Shortage of service providers in the area  8.3% 
No service providers in the area    3.5% 
Cost of service/My insurance does 
not cover available services  4.5% 
None              15.0%
Other            2.2% 

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  • 1.     1 PENNSYLVANIA AUTISM NEEDS ASSESSMENT  Adult Module (Respondents are caregivers)   492 caregivers of adults diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders completed this needs assessment module. Item‐level  survey results for this module are presented here in the same format in which the survey was administered.    1. Please identify yourself:  Mother      75.1 %  Father      14.1%  Foster parent    0.6%      Legal guardian     3.3%  Other (Please specify)   7.0%      2.  Which of the following best describes your current marital status?  Married to/Living with child’s other parent           Married to/Living with person other than  child’s parent                                                                      Separated/Divorced    17.1% 58.3%    Widowed      6.2%  10.0%     Never been married    8.3%    3. What is your race/ethnicity? (Check all that apply)  African American      6.7%  Asian/Pacific Islander    1.4%  Caucasian/European American  87.0%   Latino, Hispanic, or Chicano  2.8%  Native American    1.2% Other        0.2%     4.  What is the race/ethnicity of your spouse or significant other? (Check all that apply)  African American      4.7%  Asian/Pacific Islander    0.8%  Caucasian/European American  70.7%  Latino, Hispanic, or Chicano  2.6%  Native American    0.8%  N/A        16.9% Other (Please specify)    0.2%    5.  What is your zip code?  See Map     6. Which of the following is closest to your annual household income?  Less than $20,000      15.0%  $20,000‐$39,999      26.1%  $40,000‐$59,999      20.5%  $60,000‐$79,999      15.7%  $80,000‐$99,999      9.8%  $100,000 or more       13.0%   7. What is your highest level of completed education?  No high school      1.9%      Some high school      1.9%  High school graduate/GED    24.2%  Vocational/Technical school   9.0%  Some college      19.2%      College degree      23.5%  Some graduate studies    5.2%  Graduate degree                      15.2%   8. What is the sex of your child?      Male  79.7%         Female   20.3%   9. How old is your child?  Mean: 25.2 years ; Standard Deviation: 9.95   
  • 2.     2 10. Is your child adopted?    Yes 7.3%    No  92.7%    11. What is his/her race/ethnicity? (Check all that apply)  African American      8.7%  Asian/Pacific Islander    1.4%  Caucasian/European American  86.0%  Latino, Hispanic, or Chicano   3.7%  Native American      2.0% Other         0.4%   12. How many siblings does he/she have?       Mean: 1.61; Standard deviation: 3.19    13. How many siblings have also been diagnosed with autism?     Mean: 0.13; Standard deviation:  0.47    14. What is your child’s primary diagnosis?  Asperger’s Disorder       30.3%  Autistic Disorder/Autism      41.5%  Childhood Disintegrative Disorder    0.2%  Other            7.1%  Pervasive Developmental Disorder    20.7%    15. Is your child currently diagnosed with any of the following? (Check all that apply)  Anxiety Disorder        33.9%  Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder  30.9%  Bipolar Disorder        10.8%  Central Auditory Processing Disorder  6.9%  Conduct Disorder (CD)      3.7%  Depression         22.6%  Developmental Delays      34.1%  Hearing Impairment      4.7%  Learning Disability        35.4%  Mental Retardation/ Intellectual Disability  41.9%  Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)  29.3%  Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)  10.6%  Seizures/ Seizure Disorder/Epilepsy    13.6%  Tourette’s Syndrome      1.8%  None of these        7.5% Other           8.3%    16. Did your child receive any of the following diagnoses prior to receiving an autism diagnosis? (Check all that apply)  Anxiety Disorder        12.4%  Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder  34.3%  Bipolar Disorder        5.9%  Central Auditory Processing Disorder  4.3%    Conduct Disorder (CD)      3.5%  Depression         11.6%  Developmental Delays      36.0%  Hearing Impairment      4.3%  Learning Disability        29.3%  Mental Retardation/ Intellectual Disability  26.4%  Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)  11.4%  Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)  11.0%  Seizures/ Seizure Disorder/Epilepsy    7.5%  Tourette’s Syndrome      1.6%  None of these        19.7% Other          6.3%    17. How old was your child when you first became concerned about his/her development?        Mean: 3.2 years; Standard Deviation: 6.08           
  • 3.     3 18. What type of professional first diagnosed your child with autism?  Developmental Pediatrician     Educational team (IEP or EI)     Neurologist         Primary Care Physician (Family doctor/Pediatrician)    Other (Please specify)  13.1%    Psychiatrist      26.2%  9.3%    Psychologist      20.3%  16.7%  8.7%  5.7%  19. About how many miles did you travel for the initial autism diagnosis (roundtrip)?  0‐20 miles        47.0%  21‐40 miles       21.7%  41‐60 miles       10.1%  61‐80 miles       6.0%  81‐100 miles      6.2%  More than 100 miles    9.0% 20. How old was your child when he/she received this diagnosis?     Mean: 8.5 years; Standard Deviation: 7.80 years    21. How many professionals (e.g. psychologist, developmental pediatrician) did you visit before your child received  an autism diagnosis?      Mean: 4.23; Standard Deviation: 4.02; Range: 0‐40    22. After receiving a diagnosis, what sort of follow‐up and resources/services did you receive? (Check all that apply)  Follow‐up appointment      33.9%  Referral to a specialist for further  assessment   24.6%  Referral to a specialist for treatment  23.8%  Referral to Early Intervention services  29.7%  Referral to support groups       21.3%  Referral to websites, literature (e.g.  handouts, information booklets)  16.3%  None          18.7% Other           4.9%     23. How do you pay for your child’s health care services? (Check all that apply)  Private health insurance    49.2%  Medicaid (Medical Access)    75.2%  Out‐of‐pocket    24.8%  I don’t know    0.6% Other         1.4%     24. In the past year, have you taken your child to the emergency room for behavioral or psychiatric reasons?   Yes    10.8%  No    89.2%  On how many occasions?      Mean: 2.6; Standard Deviation: 5.54    25. In the past year has your child been admitted to a hospital or hospital‐like setting for psychiatric or behavioral  reasons?  Yes  6.7%     No 93.3%  On how many occasions?    Mean: 2.3; Standard Deviation: 1.19                   If you answered no to question 25, please SKIP to question 26 
  • 4.     4 25a. What was/were the reason(s) your child was admitted to a hospital or hospital‐like setting for psychiatric or  behavioral reasons? (Check all that apply)  Aggression        4.3%  Anxiety        1.6%  Defiant/Oppositional behaviors  1.6%  Depression        1.8%  Running away from home/school    0.4%  Self‐injurious behaviors      3.0%  Significant increase in obsessions    0.8% Other         0.2%    How satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the following aspects of your hospital stay?    Very  Satisfied  Satisfied  Dissatisfied  Very  Dissatisfied  25b. Discharge Planning  3.2%  32.3%  35.5%  29.0%  25c. Staff’s Inclusion of Parent(s) in Treatment Planning  6.2%  37.5%  31.2%  25.0%  25d. Quality of Treatment  3.1%  40.6%  25.0%  31.2%    25e. How was your child admitted?  My child (under 14) was admitted  by his/her parent(s)    0%  My adolescent child (14 to 18) was  admitted by his/her parent(s) and  agreed to the admission  20.0%  My adolescent child (14 to 18)  was admitted by his/her parent(s)  but did not agree to the  admission  3.3%  My adult child (18 or older)  admitted him/herself (201,  voluntary treatment)             40.0%  My adult child (18 or older)  was admitted against  his/her will (302,  involuntary treatment)   36.7%    Please continue answering the questions…    26. In the past year, has your child been placed in a residential facility?  Yes            12.3%  No, but currently on a waiting list    4.5%  No and not on a waiting list     83.1%            If your child has not been placed in a residential facility or is not currently on a    waiting list, please SKIP to question 27        26a.  About how many miles is this residential facility away from your home?   0‐20 miles      47.1%  21‐40 miles     26.5%  41‐60 miles     8.8%  61‐80 miles     1.5%  81‐100 miles    0%  More than 100 miles  16.2%     Please continue answering the questions… 
  • 5.     5 27. What is your child’s current living situation?  With parent(s) in a family home    74.1%  With other relatives in a family home  2.7%  Residential facility        5.8%  Group home         10.6%  Lives on own with support      5.2%  Lives on own without support    1.5%    28. How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your child’s current living arrangement?  Very Satisfied    40.4%  Satisfied      41.1%  Dissatisfied      14.5%  Very Dissatisfied                   4.0%    29. Is your child receiving therapy or intervention for any of the following?    30. In the last year, has your child ever been disciplined at school in any of the following ways? (Check all that apply)  Time‐out/De‐escalation room  5.7%  Sent out of classroom    3.9%  Detention        1.8%  In‐school suspension    1.4%  Out‐of‐school suspension    2.0%  Expulsion        0.6%  None        25.2%  N/A (My child is not in school)  60.8% Other          1.8%    31.  Has your child’s behavior resulted in any of the following interactions with the police? (Check all that apply)   Police called      16.3%  Police warning issued    6.1%  Child adjudicated      4.1%  Served time in jail      1.6%  Served time in a juvenile  detention facility   2.0%  None        73.2% Other         4.9%    32. What long term plans do you have for your child when you are no longer able to care for them? (Check all that  apply)  Arranged housing plans    14.0%  Set up financial trust    18.3%  Designated guardianship    23.6%  Designated power of attorney  15.7%  Currently developing plans    29.5%  None at this time      37.2% Other         4.7%        Yes, and needs it     Yes, but does not  need it  No, but needs  No, and does not   need it  29a. Self‐injurious behaviors  14.1%  1.5%  9.8%  74.6%  29b. Sleep Problems  19.9%  1.7%  16.9%  61.5%  29c. Anxiety  44.5%  1.3%  18.9%  35.3%  29d. Aggressive Behaviors  29.1%  2.3%  14.3%  54.3%  29e. Running Away  3.7%  0.4%  2.2%  93.7%  29f. Toileting  7.8%  0.2%  10.2%  81.8% 
  • 6.     6  33. In what ways (if any) has your child’s autism affected your family’s workforce participation? (Check all that apply)    Me  My Partner  Stopped working outside the home  22.2%  4.9%  Decreased work hours  24.2%  8.5%  Increased work hours  1.0%  3.5%  Changed employer  10.2%  1.4%  Changed type of work  11.6%  2.4%  Changed work schedule  21.1%  8.1%  Changed position with same employer  3.5%  1.0%  Used Family Medical Leave Act  4.9%  0.6%  Lost promotion/advancement opportunities  12.0%  3.5%  Terminated from employment  3.5%  0.4%  Disciplined/Suspended  3.5%  0.2%  None  38.4%  48.0%  N/A  ‐  22.6%  Other    5.9%  3.7%    34. What is your child’s highest level of completed education?  No high school      12.6%  Some high school      10.7%  High school graduate/GED    59.8%  Vocational/Technical school   4%  Some college    10%  College degree    2.1%  Some graduate studies  0.2%  Graduate degree    0.5%   35. Is your child currently in school?  Yes, Four‐Year College    3.1%  Yes, Two‐Year College    4.7%  Yes, Vocational/Technical School  2.4%  Yes, Graduate School         0.2%  No, my child is not in school      73.5% Other (Please specify)    7.3%    36. Is your child currently employed?  Part‐time with support    18.5%  Part‐time without support    10.1%  Full‐time with support    5.9%  Full‐time without support    1.6%  Seeking employment    9.2%  Unemployed      54.7%                 
  • 7.     7 37. Is your child capable of the following activities?    Independently  With help  Not capable  37a. Toileting  79.0%  18.3%  2.7%  37b. Feeding Self  90.1%  9.6%  0.2%  37c. Dressing Self  77.1%  20.4%  2.5%  37d. Requesting things he/she needs  55.4%  39.4%  5.2%  37e. Requesting things he/she wants  61.5%  33.2%  5.2%  37f. Indicating when he/she is hurt/sick  59.1%  26.4%  14.5%  37g. Cooking/Preparing meals  18.0%  45.4%  36.6%  37h. Managing money  4.5%  36.8%  58.7%  37i. Getting around via driving/public  transportation/ biking/walking  22.3%  33.9%  43.8%  38. How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statements?  “My child is receiving all the regular care he/she needs for…”    Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly Disagree  38a. Primary Health Care  28.4%  56.3%  11.0%  4.3%  38b. Dental Services  27.3%  50.0%  12.8%  9.9%      “The individuals providing these services are able to meet my child’s needs.”    Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly Disagree  38c. Primary Health Care  27.8%  55.8%  12.6%  3.8%  38d. Dental Services  28.2%  50.5%  13.2%  8.2%    39. What limitations do you face accessing primary health care? (Check all that apply)  Transportation        9.7%  Scheduling issues        12.4%  Child’s behavior problems      12.8%  Shortage of service providers in the area  22.6%  No service providers in the area    4.3%  Providers in the area won’t see  children with autism  6.9%  Cost of service/my insurance does  not cover available services  8.3%  None             43.1% Other           6.9%    40. What limitations do you face accessing dental services? (Check all that apply)  Transportation        9.6%  Scheduling issues        8.5%  Child’s behavior problems      12.6%  Shortage of service providers in the area  18.9%  No service providers in the area    8.7%  Providers in the area won’t see  children with autism  8.3%  Cost of service/My insurance  does not cover available services  13.2%  None               42.3% Other           5.3% 
  • 8.     8 41. Please tell us about your child’s specialty health and education service needs:      My child is  receiving  My child is  receiving, but  needs more  My child is  receiving, but  does not  need  My child is  not receiving,  but needs  My child is  not receiving  41a. Mental Health Counseling  32.6%  13.9%  1.1%  17.3%  35.1%  41b. Speech/Language Therapy  5.0%  3.4%  1.6%  21.9%  68.0%  41c. Occupational Therapy  6.2%  5.7%  0.5%  21.3%  66.4%  41d. Physical Therapy  3.0%  0.9%  1.2%  8.5%  86.4%  41e. Social Skills Training  14.6%  14.6%  0.7%  43.5%  26.5%  41f. One‐to‐one Support (e.g. TSS)  16.8%  8.0%  0.0%  20.9%  54.3%  41g. Mobile Therapy  3.3%  3.1%  0.9%  12.3%  80.4%  41h. Case Management  49.0%  13.9%  0.2%  11.4%  25.5%  41i. Neurology Services  20.1%  2.3%  1.6%  11.9%  64.0%  41j. Medication Management  55.0%  7.3%  1.4%  5.7%  30.5%  41k. Summer Camp  5.1%  2.3%  1.2%  12.6%  78.7%  41m. Sexual Health Education  2.1%  1.6%  2.3%  14.9%  79.1%  41n. Transitional Planning  9.6%  8.2%  2.1%  23.5%  56.5%  41o. Vocational Training  13.8%  10.7%  1.2%  27.8%  46.5%  41p. Support Groups  9.7%  4.9%  1.2%  31.2%  53.0%  41q. Career Counseling  10.0%  6.0%  0.9%  29.7%  53.4%  41r. Academic Tutoring  3.7%  3.2%  0.7%  15.8%  76.6%  41s. Drug and Alcohol Counseling  0.2%  0.5%  1.9%  3.3%  94.1%  41t. Relationship Counseling  5.1%  3.7%  1.2%  26.2%  63.8%  41u. Supported Employment  19.4%  7.4%  1.4%  28.3%  43.5%                       
  • 9.     9 42. How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement?  “The professionals providing this service have the necessary skills to work with my child.”    Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly  Disagree  42a. Mental Health Counseling  28.3%  47.0%  18.7%  6.1%  42b. Speech/Language Therapy  31.7%  48.8%  17.1%  2.4%  42c. Occupational Therapy  27.1%  54.2%  8.3%  10.4%  42d. Physical Therapy  30.0%  50.0%  15.0%  5.0%  42e. Social Skills Training  20.2%  55.6%  20.2%  4.0%  42f. One‐to‐one Support (e.g. TSS)  31.4%  49.5%  14.3%  4.8%  42h. Case Management  28.3%  53.2%  14.7%  3.8%  42i. Neurology Services  44.7%  41.5%  12.8%  1.1%  42j. Medication Management  37.7%  50.7%  8.6%  3.0%  42k. Summer Camp  44.1%  47.1%  5.9%  2.9%  42l. Summer School/ESY  15.0%  50.0%  30.0%  5.0%  42m. Sexual Health Education  30.0%  40.0%  25.0%  5.0%  42n. Transitional Planning  13.4%  54.9%  19.5%  12.2%  42o. Vocational Training  20.8%  50.9%  23.6%  4.7%  42p. Support Groups  21.9%  60.9%  12.5%  4.7%  42q. Career Counseling  16.7%  68.2%  7.6%  7.6%  42r. Academic Tutoring  17.2%  69.0%  13.8%  0.0%  42s. Drug and Alcohol Counseling  28.6%  42.9%  28.6%  0.0%  42t. Relationship Counseling  28.2%  53.8%  10.3%  7.7%  42u. Supported Employment  28.8%  54.1%  15.3%  1.8% 
  • 10.     10 43. How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement?  “This service is effective in meeting my child’s needs.”    Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly  Disagree  43a. Mental Health Counseling  22.6%  44.6%        24.6%  8.2%  43b. Speech/Language Therapy  15.0%  65.0%  10.0%  10.0%  43d. Physical Therapy  15.0%  50.0%  20.0%  15.0%  43e. Social Skills Training  18.6%  51.2%  25.6%  4.7%  43f. One‐to‐one Support (e.g. TSS)  35.2%  38.9%  19.4%  6.5%  43g. Mobile Therapy  35.7%  35.7%  25.0%  3.6%  43h. Case Management  22.8%  51.4%  18.9%  6.9%  43i. Neurology Services  33.3%  53.8%  11.8%  1.1%  43j. Medication Management  30.2%  55.8%  9.4%  4.5%  43k. Summer Camp  44.1%  47.1%  8.8%  0.0%  43l. Summer School/ESY  15.8%  47.4%  21.1%  15.8%  43m. Sexual Health Education  15.8%  47.4%  31.6%  5.3%  43n. Transitional Planning  12.7%  46.8%  26.6%  13.9%  43o. Vocational Training  19.0%  49.0%  23.1%  8.7%  43p. Support Groups  16.9%  56.9%  20.0%  6.2%  43q. Career Counseling  14.1%  56.2%  18.8%  10.9%  43r. Academic Tutoring  17.9%  64.3%  17.9%  0%  43s. Drug and Alcohol Counseling  33.3%  33.3%  16.7%  16.7%  43t. Relationship Counseling  22.5%  50.0%  17.5%  10.0%  43u. Supported Employment  21.4%  61.6%  14.3%  2.7%    44. What limitations do you have accessing these specialty health and education services? (Check all that apply) Transportation        14.6%  Scheduling issues        13.4%  Child’s behavior problems      12.8%  Shortage of service providers in the area  33.7%  No service providers in the area    10.0%  Providers in the area won’t see  children with autism  6.1%  Cost of service/My insurance  does not cover available services  12.6%  None                   26.2% Other            7.3%        
  • 11.     11 45. Please tell us about your family support service needs:    My family is  receiving  My family is  receiving, but  needs more  My family is  receiving, but  does not  need  My family is  not receiving,  but needs  My family is  not receiving  45a. Respite Care  6.7%  6.0%  1.4%  21.0%  65.0%  45b. Adult Daycare  11.8%  2.4%  0.5%  9.1%  76.3%  45c. Family Counseling  4.8%  2.1%  1.0%  17.3%  74.8%  45d. Sibling Support Groups  1.0%  0.5%  0.5%  11.1%  87.0%  45e. Sibling Mental Health  Counseling  3.9%  0.7%  1.0%  9.9%  84.5%  45f. Parent Support Groups  5.8%  2.2%  1.2%  18.8%  72.1%  45g. Parent Mental Health  Counseling  5.0%  1.2%  1.2%  15.3%  77.2%    46. How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement?  “The professionals providing this service have the necessary skills to work with my family.”    Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly  Disagree  46a. Respite Care  42.1%  50.9%  5.3%  1.8%  46b. Adult Daycare  29.8%  49.1%  17.5%  3.5%  46c. Family Counseling  34.4%  50.0%  12.5%  3.1%  46d. Sibling Support Groups  33.3%  33.3%  33.3%  0.0%  46e. Sibling Mental Health Counseling  40.0%  40.0%  20.0%  0.0%  46f. Parent Support Groups  22.9%  57.1%  17.1%  2.9%  46g. Parent Mental Health Counseling  38.5%  50.0%  11.5%  0.0%    47. How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement?  “This service is effective in meeting my family’s needs.”    Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly  Disagree  47a. Respite Care  25.9%  53.4%  17.2%  3.4%  47b. Adult Daycare  30.0%  38.3%  23.3%  8.3%  47c. Family Counseling  29.0%  45.2%  22.6%  3.2%  47d. Sibling Support Groups  28.6%  28.6%  42.9%  0.0%  47e. Sibling Mental Health Counseling  31.8%  45.5%  22.7%  0.0%  47f. Parent Support Groups  25.0%  47.2%  25.0%  2.8%  47g. Parent Mental Health Counseling  32.1%  50.0%  14.3%  3.6%    48. What limitations do you have accessing these family support services? (Check all that apply)  Transportation        3.5%  Scheduling issues        4.9%  Shortage of service providers in the area  8.3%  No service providers in the area    3.5%  Cost of service/My insurance does  not cover available services  4.5%  None              15.0% Other            2.2%