Adult life on the neurodiverse universe
The holidays and special celebrations typically come with a popular, but sometimes dreaded, tradition: exchanging presents. Learn why the practice is sometimes overwhelming.
Meals play a big part of every holiday, but choosing food for picky eaters who happen to have autism can be a challenge. Here are holiday hacks to know.
Special occasions are typically filled with excitement, and breaks from daily routines. However, autism and holidays can be a stressful combination for some.
Autistic burnout is very real, and affects physical, emotional, and mental health. Here’s what to do to recover.
Playing dress up and going trick or treating or attending fall festivals can be a positive experience for children with autism. Just keep these things in mind before heading out.
Human touch may seem basic, but for autistics, it can be tricky to navigate. Not everyone enjoys the social interaction of skin contact. Here’s why.
The neurodiversity movement is touching more college campuses, where autistic young adults are creating student advocacy support systems.
Finding autism clothing that doesn’t provoke sensory issues is crucial for making life manageable. Here’s what to look for.
Autistics face an increased risk of accidental drowning, which is often referred to as a silent death. Learn more about ways to keep everyone safe in the water.
Sensory overload from fireworks can be a potential challenge for individuals with autism. But there are strategies to help mitigate anxiety and fear.
Persistence is a common attribute of autistics. Having a fierce determination to overcome obstacles is often what allows for independence and fulfillment.
Autistic social awkwardness is a very common behavior for those on the autism spectrum. Here’s how to manage and even master that awkward feeling.