
Eye Contact Avoidance: 8 Best Ways to See Eye to Eye
Eye contact is a form of human connection. But it can be extremely uncomfortable for some autistics, resulting in eye contact avoidance.

Eye contact is a form of human connection. But it can be extremely uncomfortable for some autistics, resulting in eye contact avoidance.

Autistic staring meaning can be simply a different way of sensory processing. Rather than being creepy; it helps make sense of things.

Autism and ADHD are considered similar mental health conditions, as they can present themselves in the same way. It can be confusing.

What is bed rotting? Despite its alarming name, the bed rotting trend refers to spending extended periods in bed, often as self-care. Learn more.

Is using autism as an excuse when a person on the spectrum is behaving badly okay? Sometimes yes, and other times no. Learn more.

Have you heard the term “looping in”? With autism, it refers to a state of hyperintense focus, to the exclusion of anything else. Learn more.

They’re here. Now, they’re not. It’s frightening, and this type of wandering off happens at all ages. Here’s why autism elopement can be a behavioral nightmare.

Autism and eye rolling is not a sign of disrespect. Here are 4 common reasons contributing to this “odd” behavior.

Crowds phobia or extreme fear of being in large crowds affects people of all ages and abilities. Autistics can especially struggle. Here are ways to help.

Most of us have heard someone repeating words or phrases, even if we didn’t understand why. It’s called palilalia, and it can help with language processing.

A world overflowing with sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and touch can be overwhelming. But autism and sensory issues can be particularly challenging.

No matter how well you plan, even with a young adult travel group, international trips almost always involve travel anxiety. Are you prepared?