
Labels and Names: Why Labeling People Leads to Discrimination
Labeling people, especially applying special education labels like labels for autism, can cause more harm than good in most cases. So why has it become a mean trend?

Labeling people, especially applying special education labels like labels for autism, can cause more harm than good in most cases. So why has it become a mean trend?

Considering attending college classes if you have autism? While college programs aren’t for everyone, there are many reasons to consider college programs.

Chinese New Year 2026 will be a major celebration to mark the year of the fire horse! The 16-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.

Is your self-care routine feeling a bit lackluster? It’s time to learn how to love yourself, especially 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.

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.

Here are powerful ways for people with autism and their loved ones to build a gratitude attitude and a beautiful life.

The benefits of walking in the morning, even if it’s just a short, brisk 10-15 minute walk, can leave you feeling energized and improve overall wellness.

It’s a well-known fact the season can cause the blues due to feeling overwhelmed, and the holidays and stress is a real thing, neurotypical or not.

Being real without offending others by being too blunt or coming across rude isn’t easy. It’s especially challenging for autistics.

Halloween is a holiday filled with spooks and scares like scary haunted houses, usually in a fun way. However, some individuals experience true terror instead of enjoyment.