Adult life on the neurodiverse universe
There are seemingly endless questions about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). These articles provide answers to better understanding of autism and its typical symptoms as well as the latest research, treatment, and what it is like to be on the spectrum.
These topics help to enhance general understanding of autism, but to create connections and bridge awareness of neurodiversity. Most importantly, they are meant to inspire and provide those with differences hope for the future.
It’s common to watch scary movies during the Halloween season to get into the holiday spirit. But are horror movies good options for individuals with autism?
It’s been over a decade, but the decision to stop using “Asperger’s Syndrome” as a neurodevelopmental disorder diagnosis remains controversial.
How do you officially diagnose autism? Here’s what you should know about the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, known as DSM-5 for ASD.
Experiencing anxiousness and going from calm to chaos can impact daily life. You may even feel you’re being anxious for nothing. You’re not alone.
Is autism a gene or is it environmental? From examining a possible hereditary link to demonstrating how AI can help those with ASD, here are 11 hot topics.
Is it disrespect, candor, or being overly sensitive? Sometimes the subtle cues can be hard to tell apart, creating challenges for some autistics.
Is using autism as an excuse when a person on the spectrum is behaving badly okay? Sometimes yes, and other times no. Learn more.
A fascinating trend has emerged in the autism community: parents of autistic children are learning they too have ASD. Here’s more about late-diagnosis autism.
Adults with autism have greater hope for the future, with more opportunities to live independently, attend college, and work in roles that utilize their gifts.
What does it mean, “romanticizing autism,” and does raising awareness and portraying autistics in a positive light sometimes go too far?
Understanding neurodiversity is acceptance that everyone is unique, and that differences are simply a human variation.
Is autism a disability? The disorder can create challenges, but it can also be a source for inspiration. The answer is sometimes a personal preference.