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.
autism behaviors
Common autism behaviors can include awkward social interactions, sensitivity to sensory stimulations, and repetitive or restrictive behaviors. But it’s important to realize that everyone presents autism differently, which is why it is a spectrum disorder.
10 Proven Techniques for Managing Autism and Sensory Issues
A world overflowing with sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and touch can be overwhelming. But autism and sensory issues can be particularly challenging.
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.
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.
Autism Masking & Code Switching: How to Redefine Acceptance
Autism masking and code switching are sometimes used to fit in or appear more “normal.” But what do these terms really mean? Is using these strategies good or bad for autism mental health?
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.
Is High Pain Tolerance for Individuals With Autism True?
Is it true that individuals with ASD have a high pain tolerance? Everyone experiences pain at some time, but how well is it tolerated? That’s the question.
The Fascinating World of Autism Scripting: Unlocking the Mystery
For many individuals on the spectrum, autism scripting is a familiar and comforting behavior. But, what is it, and why is it done?
Is an Autism Diagnosis in Adult Age A Life Changer?
How do I know if I have autism? Autism diagnosis in adult age is on the rise, and knowing can help you to live your best life. Here’s why.
Monotropism Theory: How to Navigate Intense Interests
Monotropism refers to a neurodiversity affirming theory related to hyperfocus and narrow interests. But, what does it mean to you?
Overactive Nervous System on Overdrive? It’s Time to Reset
Many autistics struggle with an overactive nervous system from constant cognitive and emotional exertion. Sound like you? Then you need to reset!
Rigid Routine: Why Being Inflexible Can Harm Happiness
It’s well-known that most autistics crave routine. But being inflexible by having rigid thinking can harm overall happiness. But, how?