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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Facts

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects approximately 1 in 36 children in the United States, a figure that underscores the growing awareness and recognition of autism in recent years. This increase in diagnosed cases highlights the significant impact of autism on both individuals and families across the country, reshaping how communities, educators, and healthcare professionals approach developmental disabilities.
The rising number of diagnoses is not only a reflection of improved medical outreach but also of better screening tools, heightened public awareness, and the de-stigmatization of autism in minority communities. Families, now more than ever, are accessing early intervention services and therapeutic support to provide their children with the best possible outcomes.
The importance of understanding ASD has never been greater, as it affects not just the child but also the family dynamic, educational pathways, and social integration. Therapy 305 encourages you to read below for some crucial facts about ASD and how the landscape of autism diagnosis and care is evolving in the U.S.

Autism Prevalence
1 in 36 children have autism, up from the previous rate of 1 in 44.
1 in 45 adults (ages 18–84 years) have autism.
About 4 in 100 boys have autism.
About 1 in 100 girls have autism.
Boys are nearly 4 times more likely to be diagnosed with autism than girls.
Approximately 1.5 million children ages 3–17 years have been diagnosed with ASD in the U.S.
Approximately 5,437,988 adults aged 18 and older have ASD in the U.S.
Autism prevalence is lower among white children than in other racial and ethnic groups:
White – 2.4%
Black – 2.9%
Hispanic – 3.2%
Asian or Pacific Islander – 3.3%
States with Most Cases
California has approximately 701,669 cases (1 in 22 children).
Texas has approximately 449,631 cases (1 in 37 children).
New York has approximately 342,280 cases (1 in 36 children).
Florida has approximately 329,131 cases (1 in 34 children).
Diagnosis and Early Intervention
Age 2 is a reliable age when autism can be diagnosed by a specialist.
5 years is the average age of autism diagnosis.
4.7 years is the average age of first intervention.
4.7 years is the average age of diagnosis for children in lower-income households.
5.2 years is the average age of diagnosis for children in higher-income households.
Special Education
74% of autistic students graduate with a diploma, compared to 86% of all students.
19% of autistic students graduate with a certificate.
8% of autistic students don't finish high school, compared to 5% of all students.
Employment
Only 21% of people with disabilities, including autism, are employed.
Nearly 60% of people with autism are employed after receiving vocational rehabilitation (VR) services. These are state-provided services that help autistic individuals explore possible careers, find a job, and secure needed accommodations in the workplace.
70% of eligible autistic individuals receive VR services.
50% of autistic youth who receive VR begin those services in high school.

Autism is a spectrum disorder, meaning it manifests differently in each individual. The range of abilities, challenges, and characteristics among people with autism is vast, emphasizing the importance of personalized approaches to support and intervention. Many individuals with autism have co-occurring conditions, such as epilepsy, gastrointestinal issues, anxiety, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Understanding and addressing these additional challenges is essential for providing comprehensive care and support to individuals with autism. Therapy 305 is here, and we can help you all the way!