Adult Life Form - Autistically Allied

Adult Life

We have talked through your psychosocial history from birth to late adolescence. This form seeks information in areas similar to those reviewed from your childhood and adolescence, but in ways that are more relevant to your life as an adult.

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Friendships

Friendship is a relationship of mutual affection between people. It is a stronger form of interpersonal bond than an acquaintance or an association, such as a classmate, neighbor, or colleague.

How would you describe the friendships you have had in adulthood?

How much time do you spend with your current friends? How do you spend your time with your friends?

Do you spend as much time with your friends as you would like?

If applicable, why have your friendships in adulthood ended? Please provide 1 or 2 examples if possible.

What are your 3 strengths as a friend?

What are your 3 weaknesses as a friend?

Have you received (positive or negative) feedback from friends about your friendship skills? If so, please list 1 or 2 examples of that feedback.

Relationships

If you are currently in a relationship, how did you meet this person? How long have you been together?

If you are currently in a relationship, have you talked with them about this evaluation? If so, do they think you are autistic? If not, why have you not shared this information?

If you are not currently in a relationship, would you like to be? How would you pursue a relationship?

If you do not want to be in a relationship, why not? What led you to feel this way?

Considering previous relationships, do you see any patterns as to why those relationships ended?

What are your three strengths as a partner?

What are your three weaknesses as a partner?

Adult Life

Friendships

Relationships

Living Situations

Mood

Life Responsibilities

Adult Life

Friendships

Relationships

Living Situations

Mood

Life Responsibilities

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