A diagnosis often introduces the new responsibility of determining the best ways to support the individual, from addressing specific issues to selecting an overall treatment approach. This process can be stressful and overwhelming for many, while others may handle it with less anxiety. Strategies can be medically related or have more to do with education or social aspects. Many advocate for "evidence-based" approaches, believing these yield the best outcomes. Others may prefer options that that require less "strategizing" and align more closely with their unique needs without viewing their options as treatments. Combining both approaches is of course an option as well. Regardless of the chosen intervention, having a strong support system and effective communication among the care team is vital for success for those needing more support.