The article describes a previous study that yielded findings showing that caretakers of children with ASD had the lowest reported level of well being compared to caretakers of children with intellectual disabilities (ID) or physical disabilities (PD). There were greater levels of stigma associated with parents of children with ASD which were associated with a lower level of well-being. This association was not found in their counterparts, caretakers of children with intellectual disabilities (ID) or physical disabilities (PD).