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.
Connor McClure
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There are a lot of misconceptions about autism, and especially autism adult symptoms. Here are things I wish people knew about ASD.
Experience of Being An Extra for Lawmen: Bass Reeves
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Mastering Your Mind: Discover the Secrets of Stoicism Philosophy
Stoicism philosophy is about self-control and calmness, no matter what life throws at you. Stoicism can be invaluable as a tool for mastering your mind.
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Family traditions are meant to promote holiday spirit, but for autistics, certain traditions can bring anxiety and overstimulation. Here’s what to do instead.
OCD and Autism Link: Are You Organized or Obsessed?
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Discover the Secret Language of Autism Sibling Love
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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.
10 Best Competitive Strategies for Autism: Ways to Make Challenges Fun
With the right competitive strategies and support, people with autism can thrive in competitions that play to their unique strengths and interests.
Travel Anxiety: How Travel Makes You Appreciate Home Sweet Home
Travel is one of life’s greatest joys. However, the travel anxiety that often comes with it helps you appreciate home that much more when you return.
Autism and Change of Routine: Re-establishing Normal After Trip
As a neurodiverse adult, I like having a routine, and dramatic changes that come with travel can be a challenge. Here’s how to adapt.