Special occasions are typically filled with excitement, and breaks from daily routines. However, autism and holidays can be a stressful combination for some.
autistic social awkwardness
Autistic social awkwardness impacts many individuals on the autism spectrum. Here’s how to manage and even master that awkward feeling.
Self-Awareness Examples For Personal Growth When You Have Autism
Seemingly odd behaviors such as stimming or eye rolling can draw negative attention. Knowing self-awareness examples can help with personal growth. Here’s how.
Playing Dress Up: How to Make Trick or Treating Fun
Playing dress up and going trick or treating or attending fall festivals can be a positive experience for children with autism. Just keep these things in mind before heading out.
From Hugs to Handshakes: When Human Touch Is A Challenge
Human touch may seem basic, but for autistics, it can be tricky to navigate. Not everyone enjoys the social interaction of skin contact. Here’s why.
Scary Haunted Houses: Love or Hate, It’s Okay Either Way
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.
Student Advocacy: Ways Colleges Are Redefining Autism Support
The neurodiversity movement is touching more college campuses, where autistic young adults are creating student advocacy support systems.
Choosing Perfect Halloween Costumes for Adults on the Spectrum
Even grownups enjoy the spooky fun of Halloween. One way to get into the “spirit” is wearing Halloween costumes for adults. But with autism, it may not be simple.
Autistic Overthinkers Explained: What You Need to Know
Autistics are often overthinkers, fixating on issues, sometimes to the point where it prevents them from living a successful and well-rounded life.
Break Free From These 7 Unhealthy Coping Mechanisms
Unhealthy coping mechanisms are the result of what seems to be a constant battle against the world. Here’s what to do instead.
8 Popular Ways To Manage and Master Autistic Social Awkwardness
Autistic social awkwardness is a very common behavior for those on the autism spectrum. Here’s how to manage and even master that awkward feeling.
Deciphering the Secrets of Info Dumping and Autistic Obsessions
Info dumping refers to an overly-enthusiastic sharing about a topic of intense interest, often without a turn-off valve. It’s fascinating…and exhausting!
Exploring Myths and Realities of High Functioning Autism Symptoms
High functioning autism describes where a person falls on the spectrum. High functioning autism symptoms may include social challenges. Learn more.