The Choice Group

Netflix’s documentary series Love on the Spectrum has earned a record five Emmy nominations this year, the most in its run to date. The series, following U.S. adults with autism as they pursue meaningful dating relationships, is recognized in five categories: Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program; directing; cinematography; casting; and picture editing. These honors surpass its previous tallies in 2022 and 2024. This milestone underscores the series' powerful commitment to authentic storytelling and amplifying neurodiverse voices, values that resonate deeply with The Choice Group’s core mission of supporting individuals in overcoming barriers to achieve fulfilling lives. Just as Love on the Spectrum spotlights neurodiverse adults navigating love and personal growth, The Choice Group fosters similar empowerment, helping clients explore their potential, build relationships, and shape their futures. Both the show and the organization highlight the importance of visibility, support,...

Source: Ticket to Work Program, Social Security Administration . “Frances’ Success Story” , choosework.ssa.gov./library A Healing Journey Back to Work While at a local restaurant having lunch with her husband, Frances noticed a group of nurses in crisp white scrubs enjoying their lunch break together. It sounded like they were reflecting on something amusing from work or sharing an experience they had with a kind patient that day. They looked so happy, and it was this moment that sparked her desire to go further in her medical career and become a registered nurse. Frances was already a respiratory therapist and enjoyed a rewarding career, but becoming a nurse was her true goal. A few years later, Frances enrolled in school to pursue her dream. She became a registered nurse in 2004. At that time, Frances could have never imagined that in 2018, a medical crisis would pause everything… but only temporarily. “I think I’m having a stroke!” Frances said as she sat in her car alone with horri...