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According to research, individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often report having fewer friends, lower quality friendships, and struggle to maintain reciprocal friendships compared to neurotypical individuals,
There has been a debate in both the disabled and Autistic community for years, it focuses on how a person prefers to self-identity and that boils down to the choice of person-first language vs. identity first language.
The right weighted blanket can provide many benefits for Autistic adults
As Autistic adults it is very important to know how to self-regulate to manage stress, anxiety, and sensory overload that can disrupt our emotional regulation that can lead to meltdowns, shutdowns and more
If you talk to yourself as an autistic adult, do not feel ashamed or alone. for us autistics, it is considered common to engage in talking to ourselves aka self-talk. What is self-talk? For autistic adults, “self-talk” refers to the act of talking to OURSELVES, either silently or aloud. Self talk …
