An adult autistic meltdown can be highly distressing, and the resulting aftermath is often daunting. But there are ways to recover successfully.
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Living an autistic life isn’t easy, but it can be a happy and fulfilled one.
Breaking Down Barriers That Challenge Autism and Friendships
Autism and friendships can be a challenge. While people often struggle with finding a friend, connections when on the spectrum can be especially hard.
Is Autism A Gene? 11 Hot Topics in Research
Is autism a gene or is it environmental? From examining a possible hereditary link to demonstrating how AI can help those with ASD, here are 11 hot topics.
8 Potential Reasons for Incontinence In Autistic Adults
There are many reasons for incontinence in autistic adults, but nothing to feel embarrassed about! It’s common and can be easily managed.
Autism and Pets and How the Right Fit Brings Joy
Autism and pets can be a special combination, offering an emotional connection, improved mental health, and enhanced social skills.
Boredom Busters: Why Being Bored with Life Can Be Good
Boredom busters alert: It’s okay to be bored with life…sometimes. Boredom results from a lack of engagement. But there are benefits that come from no plans.
Feeling Left Out: 12 Top Ways to Conquer Ostracism
A significant issue faced by autistic individuals is ostracism—feeling left out or marginalized. Here’s how you can conquer the emotion.
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.
Artisan Magic: Why Being Creative Is A Superpower
Autistic artisans can expand their world through the unique beauty of their craftsmanship. Whether simple or intricate, the result is impactful.
What Is Bed Rotting? 7 Ways It Promotes Self-Care
What is bed rotting? Despite its alarming name, the bed rotting trend refers to spending extended periods in bed, often as self-care. Learn more.
Behaving Badly: Is Using Autism As An Excuse Right?
Is using autism as an excuse when a person on the spectrum is behaving badly okay? Sometimes yes, and other times no. Learn more.
Autism and Poor Hygiene: The Smelly Truth to Overcome
Autism and poor personal hygiene is a common issue, and is often due to sensory issues. But poor hygiene is a smelly challenge that must be tackled.