For many adults with low support needs autism, a travel adventure can offer significant benefits, including improved well-being and quality of life.
autism acceptance
Individuals with autism often struggle with societal acceptance of their differences. On the bright side, it does seem that progress is being made for awareness and acceptance of being neurodivergent.
Autism in Women Stereotypes: The Real Truth Revealed!
Autism in women is a relatively new topic, as experts historically thought that ASD occurred primarily in males. Here’s the real scoop.
Being Real Without Offending Others is Autistic Challenge
Being real without offending others by being too blunt or coming across rude isn’t easy. It’s especially challenging for autistics.
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!
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.
Neurodiversity in the Workplace: Finding Autistic People Jobs
“You’re hired!” Neurodiversity in the workplace can be a challenge, as finding autistic people jobs isn’t always easy. But it’s worth it!
The Exhausting Truth About Autistic Burnout You Need to Know
Autistic burnout is very real, and affects physical, emotional, and mental health. Here’s what to do to recover.
Defining Autism Spectrum Disorder: What Does It Feel Like?
How does an autistic answer the question, “What does autism feel like?” Defining autism spectrum disorder is beyond difficult. And, yet, we all still try.
Young Adult Travel Group Way to Overcome Travel Anxiety
No matter how well you plan, even with a young adult travel group, international trips almost always involve travel anxiety. Are you prepared?
Forks to Faux Pas: Why Table Manners & Social Etiquette Matter
People with autism often have difficulties with social etiquette and using proper table manners. Learning these expectations can help with social inclusion.
How to Advocate for Acceptance During April’s Month of Autism Awareness
Imagine a world where neurodiversity is celebrated, and where differences are embraced. This is the vision of the month of autism awareness.