Adult life on the neurodiverse universe
Living with autism as an adult is a unique journey filled with daily challenges and opportunities for growth. From managing sensory sensitivities to navigating social interactions, adults on the autism spectrum often face a range of obstacles that require innovative strategies for triumph. Each day brings its own set of learning experiences as individuals with autism work toward being independent and achieving self-fulfillment and happiness.
A key issue that adults with autism face is finding employment that suits their strengths and abilities. Another aspect of living and learning each day for autistics is developing effective coping mechanisms for managing stress and adjusting to a world that doesn’t always understand differences.
Here are some tips for navigating society and making choices that work for the unique individual you are!
Autism and independence is a significant milestone for individuals with low support needs, empowering them to lead fulfilling lives and achieve their goals.
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.
For many of us on the autism spectrum, using self deprecating humor is sometimes an easy way to try to fit in and make friends. But here’s why you should stop.
Discipline over motivation provides stability, develops important life skills and virtue, manages emotions, helps achieve goals, and boosts self-esteem.
Chinese New Year 2025 will be a major celebration to mark the year of the snake! The 15-day festival represents a time of growth and wisdom.
The calendar has turned to another year filled with hope and opportunities. Here’s how to crush it and nail new year goals when you have autism.
The holidays are often portrayed as a time of cheer. However, many suffer from the holiday blues, filled with intense sadness. Here are 12 ways to find joy this season.
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.
Holiday travel can always be stressful for anyone, neurodiverse or neurotypical. There are so many things beyond a person’s control. But these tips can help.
One of the remarkable aspects of autism volunteer opportunities is forming meaningful connections. Here’s why you should volunteer.
Being with family extended members can be difficult during special occasions, especially for individuals on the spectrum. Here’s how to cope.
Here are powerful ways for people with autism and their loved ones to build a gratitude attitude and a beautiful life.