Navigating the world on the autism spectrum can be a challenge, as individuals are often misunderstood by society. Here are common signs ASD adults present.
social issues and autism
Social issues and autism impact many individuals on the autism spectrum. Here’s how to manage and even master that awkward feeling.
When Time Flies So Fast: Is Time Blindness Real?
When time flies so fast—or slow—that scheduling and obligations are hard to meet, time blindness is real. Learn more.
Video Gaming Fun Can Build Social Skills for Autistics
Video gaming fun can provide positive mental stimulation and enhance social skills, especially for individuals on the spectrum. The key is moderation.
Bottoms Up: Flipping Your World with Vestibular System Therapy
Stimming is common at all ages. Some enjoy hanging upside down and going bottoms up for stress relief, known as vestibular system therapy. Learn more.
Spotlight on the Spectrum: Understanding 3 Levels of Autism
Did you know there are 3 levels of autism used for diagnostic criteria to help determine attributes and support needed? Learn more.
5 Ingenious Ways for Creating Boundaries in A Relationship
Many people on the spectrum disorder struggle with creating boundaries in a relationship. Challenges of personal space meaning can lead to social difficulties.
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.
Adult With Autism Signs: 6 Traits to Look For
Autism can often remain undiagnosed until later years. These 6 adult with autism signs can also help individuals get treatment they need.
Do You Know Your Flavor of Autistic Spectrum Disorders?
Have you ever been asked what flavor of autism are you? It is a casual way of asking about your autistic spectrum disorders. Learn more about this strange question.
Labels and Names: Why Labeling People Leads to Discrimination
Labeling people, especially applying special education labels like labels for autism, can cause more harm than good in most cases. So why has it become a mean trend?
Autism with PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance): What to Know
Autism with PDA is a co-occurring condition for some individuals. It exhibits as a strong resistance to demands, including self-care. Here’s what to know.
Social Justice Issues: Why Disability Rights Matter for Autistics
Social justice issues when it comes to the matter of disability rights and autism has never been more important. Here’s what you should know.