Join Candice Christiansen for a Free Session about Autism and Sensory Sex! This webinar is inspired by Candice's personal experience with sensory sensitivity and her work with Autistic individuals who have a desire to enjoy sex and sexual pleasure in a way that is fulfilling rather than disconnecting.
Community Autism Socials at Yale (Project CASY) is a university-organized, online, and local community of individuals who are Autistic and the families, friends, and professionals involved in their lives. The main purpose is to promote a high quality of life for individuals living with autism.
Project CASY uses an organic, collaborative approach, where community members meet in person to nurture relationships and share ideas and experiences, while benefiting from the knowledge of clinicians and researchers at the Yale Child Study Center and other organizations.
Project CASY emphasize social recreation, and are designed to be enjoyable above all things. Since we do not consider them therapy or treatment (and they should not replace formal therapy or treatment), we can focus on creating shared enjoyment among group members, laying a strong foundation for building healthy and lasting relationships.
(Retrieved from Yale Medical School Website, November 12, 2024).
