How a Child’s Age Affects the Mental Health of Parents Raising Kids with Autism
What's the study about?
The purpose of this research is to examine how a child’s age influences caregiver mental health by identifying key stressors and mental health trends across developmental stages.
Who can participate?
Caregivers of children ages 0–17 who have been diagnosed with autism
What will participants be doing?
Complete a brief, anonymous online survey. The survey takes approximately 5–7 minutes to complete.
Why is this important?
The findings from this research will help inform more meaningful, targeted support for families of children with autism.
Quick Facts
WHO:
Researchers: Brooke Schuman
Institution: Alliant International University
WHAT:
Online survey about autism
WHERE:
Online at (this link)
INTERESTED?
Contact:
bschuman@alliant.edu or find the survey here.Ends October 1, 2025
Study flyer:
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