Autism and independence is a significant milestone for individuals with low support needs, empowering them to lead fulfilling lives and achieve their goals.
Connor McClure
Dangers of Social Media Addiction: How to Face the Real World
Social media helps to connect with others, especially for those who struggle with in-person interactions. However, social media addiction can cause negative mental health.
Break Free From These 7 Unhealthy Coping Mechanisms
Unhealthy coping mechanisms are the result of what seems to be a constant battle against the world. Here’s what to do instead.
Beyond Stereotypes: How Rain Man Revolutionized the Perception of Autism
Rain Man is a 1988 movie that portrayed autism to the world. Did it hurt, or help, autism awareness?
8 Powerful Ways Autism Emotional Support Animals Transform Lives
While friends and family typically offer love and support, the use of autism emotional support animals can be a game changer!
Autism in the Future: Optimism for Improved Perception and Embracement
Autism has been long surrounded by misconceptions and stigmatization. But there is good news is on the horizon when it comes to autism in the future.
Absurd Plot About Autism and Evolution And Why It’s Harmful
A controversial theory about autism and evolution suggests that autism is the next stage of human evolution. While intriguing, know why it’s harmful.
Vaccines and Autism: Moving Past the Tired Conspiracy Theory
A disproven conspiracy theory has once again gained traction, claiming a link between vaccines and autism. Its persistence has harmful consequences.
6 Fascinating Facts About Autism Disorder You Probably Didn’t Know
There are many facts about autism disorder, but you probably didn’t know these. Here are 6 facts to build your awareness, understanding, and acceptance!
Movies on Autism Need Reality Check from Media Stereotypes
Movies on autism that portray media stereotypes only harm awareness and acceptance of individuals with ASD. Here’s what is true.
Growing Up Autistic: How I Overcame Challenges and Now Thrive
Growing up autistic was a surprise. Nobody really knew why I was different, but everyone knew I was. Because of the uncertainty, autism wasn’t yet on the table.