Are You Experiencing Disrespect or Just Being Too Sensitive?
Is it disrespect, candor, or being overly sensitive? Sometimes the subtle cues can be hard to tell apart, creating challenges for some autistics.
My Autism Mind Blog Posts
How Creative Minds Are Redefining Cartooning Art Into Autism World
Disconnection from verbal and written expression can lead to isolation for people with ISD. Cartooning art offers an alternative for creative minds.
Hope for the Future: Will it Transform the Autism World?
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.
Autism and Clothes: How to Be Fashion-Forward and Authentic Self
Developing a fashion-forward personal style can be challenging. But for autistics, expressing our authentic self with clothing can be especially difficult.
Autistic Pride Day: June 18 Promotes Positivity of Being Unique
Every June 18, the autism community celebrates Autistic Pride Day. While it’s lesser-known, its significance is that it is driven by autistics themselves!
5 Fun Physical Activities That Promote Better Autism Health
These five fun physical activities can provide an opportunity for individuals with autism to interact with their peers in a natural setting.
Individuation: Why Standing Up For Yourself is So Powerful
Individuation is key to being human, as forming your unique identity is something everyone should do! It’s about learning what makes you feel alive!
Top Ways Nature Therapy Can Transform Lives of Autistics
Did you know that nature therapy can have positive effects for people with autism? Here’s how it can improve mental health.
Funny or Foul? Opinions Differ on Jokes That Are Offensive
It’s easy to offend nowadays. But it’s harder to set a firm rule on acceptability on jokes that are offensive to some, but not others. Just ask a comedian.
Autism Speak: How to Talk Respectfully to Individuals on Spectrum
Learning autism speak simply means talking respectfully to individuals on the spectrum. Here’s what you should know.
How to Celebrate March Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in March was created in 1987, and is used to help raise awareness and unite people with or without disabilities.
Shedding Light on Autism and Why It’s An Invisible Disability
Without visible cues, people often do not realize someone has autism, making it an “invisible disability.” So, is ASD a disability? Learn more.