It’s a well-known fact the season can cause the blues due to feeling overwhelmed, and the holidays and stress is a real thing, neurotypical or not.
Connor McClure
I'm a young adult navigating life with autism. By sharing my experiences and views, I hope to create a better awareness, understanding, and compassion for those on the spectrum. Let's connect!
OCD and Autism Link: Are You Organized or Obsessed?
OCD and autism can go hand in hand, but they are definitely different. You can have one, or both, but don’t be too quick in slapping on a label.
Autistic Stimming Behaviors: Why We Do and How It’s Important
Autistic stimming behaviors can sometimes seize control of a person’s life. Or, it can be a minor behavior to overlook. So what’s the line?
Food for Picky Eaters: 17 Holiday Hacks to Know
Meals play a big part of every holiday, but choosing food for picky eaters who happen to have autism can be a challenge. Here are holiday hacks to know.
Heartwarming Ways of Respecting Others’ Religious Holidays and Traditions
Each culture has its own religious holidays and traditions. Respecting others with their way of celebrating is something that we all should be mindful of.
Discover the Secret Language of Autism Sibling Love
Growing up with a sibling who has autism can mean a complex journey, but is typically one filled with challenges as well as sibling love.
Autism in Sports: Hyper-Focus Can Be A Competitive Advantage
Autism in sports can be a big competitive advantage due to the hyper-focus many autistic players may have. Of course, it may depend on if the person wants to play and enjoys the sport.
3 Reasons Why Pathologizing Crushes Autism Acceptance and Inclusion
Pathologizing involves categorizing traits, behaviors, or characteristics as abnormal or deviant from the perceived societal norm. It needs to stop.
Autism Family Support: 5 Ways For A Happy Household
Autism family support is essential for positive dynamics between siblings and parents. Understanding and love can allow the individual with autism to flourish.
Work and Autism: What Employers Should Know About Neurodiversity
Is being on the spectrum a factor when it comes to work and autism? The answer is complicated. Just like today’s workforce in general.
Drivers With Autism: Achieving Success on the Road
Many potential drivers with autism can conquer roadways like anyone else, depending on limitations or special challenges. With training and support, achieving success is possible!
Obsessive Skin Picking Disorder: Finding A Better Self-Soothing Option
Repetitive behaviors like picking at skin can help relieve anxiety. But when it becomes excessive, it can become an obsessive skin picking disorder.