Optimizing a Transdiagnostic Sleep and Circadian Intervention for Autistic Young Adults: A Qualitative Study Using an Implementation Science Framework

Key Points

• This research aims to optimize a sleep and circadian intervention tailored for autistic young adults focusing on multifaceted sleep issues.
• Utilized a qualitative approach guided by an implementation science framework.
• Adapted the TranS-C format for better delivery and adherence in autistic individuals.
• Engaged in discussions about the various sleep and circadian needs of the population.
• Identified key factors contributing to sleep and circadian problems among autistic young adults.
• Revealed potential strategies for increasing adherence to the tailored intervention.
• Demonstrated the need for a transdiagnostic approach to address various sleep-related challenges.

Abstract