Autism Adult Assessment: Why It’s Never Too Late to Be Diagnosed
It’s a myth that autistics always get diagnosed as children. More people are receiving an autism adult assessment and diagnosis than ever before.
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How to Combat Autism and Bullying Behavior Once and For All
Autism and bullying continues to be a significant problem for many on the spectrum. Even with increased awareness of autism, neurodiverse individuals still face considerable stigmas.
Revealing Hidden Struggles: Top 10 Autism Challenges Explored
While there is no “one size fits all” approach to neurodiversity, understanding some of the most common autism challenges can help improve quality of life.
Think You Know Neurodivergence? Debunking 25 Popular Myths About Autism
It’s past time for debunking these 25 popular myths about neurodivergence. These reality checks help promote autism acceptance for all.
Shedding Light on Autism and Why It’s An Invisible Disability
Without visible cues, people often do not realize someone has autism, making it an “invisible disability.” So, is ASD a disability? Learn more.
Video Gaming Fun Can Build Social Skills for Autistics
Video gaming fun can provide positive mental stimulation and enhance social skills, especially for individuals on the spectrum. The key is moderation.
How to Advocate for Acceptance During April’s Month of Autism Awareness
Imagine a world where neurodiversity is celebrated, and where differences are embraced. This is the vision of the month of autism awareness.
What Are 25 Common Traits of Autism Spectrum Disorder?
Traits of autism typically include various symptoms and repetitive or limited behaviors. Here are top 25 common questions about ASD.
Imagination and Creativity Explained: How Neurodiversity Can Fuel the Arts
While autism has challenges, it also comes with unique talents. Imagination and creativity explained reveals connections between autism, originality, and art.
Echolalia Autism: Repetition Can Lead to Better Language Processing
Repeating a conversation, sometimes word for word, is called echolalia, and is common with autism. Why does this behavior help with language processing?
When Time Flies So Fast: Is Time Blindness Real?
When time flies so fast—or slow—that scheduling and obligations are hard to meet, time blindness is real. Learn more.
Beyond Words: Exploring the Power of Nonverbal Autism
Nonverbal autism is a complex condition, and often has other challenges with it. Here are ways to help with gaps in communications.