Adult Autism Group

A supportive, informative skills & process group for autistic adults.

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At a glance

Who it’s for
Adults ages 18+
Where we meet
Hybrid Westside & Telehealth via Zoom
Available in
Oregon
Group length
11 weekly sessions
Meeting time
Tuesdays
4:35pm-5:45 PM Pacific
Facilitator
Matt Lauzon, LCSW, CADCI
he/him

What we’ll explore:

  • Capitalizing on neurodiverse strengths

  • Understanding autism spectrum diagnoses

  • Exploring identity and life direction

  • Balancing intense interests with daily life

  • Creating personalized sensory environments

  • Finding community, connection, and peer support

  • Navigating relationships across social and professional settings

  • Developing healthy daily routines and social skills

  • Increasing flexible thinking and adapting to change

  • Building a healthier relationship with anxiety

Who this group is for:

A supportive, structured skills and process group designed for autistic adults seeking connection, practical strategies, and personal growth. Whether you are navigating a recent diagnosis or have known you are autistic for years, this group offers a safe space to build a life that aligns with your true self.

What to expect:

Each session features targeted topics and activities focused on navigating relationships, managing sensory environments, developing healthy routines, and fostering flexible thinking. Whether you are newly diagnosed or have known for years, you will find a collaborative space to deepen self-understanding, balance intense interests, build a healthier relationship with anxiety, and connect with a supportive community.


Schedule & Availability

Winter series

January 5—March 16, 2027
Tuesdays from 4:35-5:45 PM
11 weekly sessions
Hybrid (Zoom & Westside)


MEET YOUR FACILITATOR

Matt Lauzon, LCSW, CADCI

Matt Lauzon (he/him), is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in ADHD, autism, and supporting individuals and families. He often works with those who feel overwhelmed by expectations that seem easier for everyone else, or those who have learned to see differences in how their brain works as personal “failures”. His goal is to help clients understand themselves with greater accuracy and less judgment—and figure out what actually works for them.

Learn more about Matt →

 

Interested in joining?

If you’re interested in this group, we’d love to hear from you. Our team can help you learn more about availability, insurance, and next steps.

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Please include the name of the group you’re interested in on the prospective patient form.

Questions? Call or email us:
(503) 334-3035 info@orpsc.com

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