Charting a New Course: Autism 101
Learn about the doctor behind the course for parents of newly diagnosed children and the course itself.
Brain Food
Understanding Autism Safe Foods
Sensory issues, preferences, and more make certain favorites "safe foods". Learn more!
Cute Aggression and the Hamster I Loved Too Much
Long before the labels, I knew there was something different in the way I felt things. Something bigger, louder, harder to control.
Autism Comorbidities: What You Need to Know
Autistic people face higher likelihood of certain physical health challenges like GI conditions, autoimmune issues, and more. Learn how to self-advocate.
Why People Don't Say "Asperger's" Anymore (And Why I'm Glad)
One Autistic woman summarizes the history of the term “Asperger’s Syndrome”, why it fell out of use, and why it matters.
Dyspraxia and Autism: Two Real-Life Perspectives
Two Autistic people with dyspraxia talk about how its effects on motor function affects their lives.
What is Masking in Autism?
Masking is when Autistic people suppress natural behaviors. Masking has a cost, but unmasking has its challenges, as well.
Stimming in Autism: Why It Is Necessary & Natural
Stimming in autism may look unusual to people who aren’t used to it. But stimming serves many functions, from emotional regulation to directing focus.
Late Diagnosis of Autism: Is an Official Diagnosis Worth It?
If you think you might be Autistic, you probably have questions. You may be seeking an autism diagnosis, considering self-identification, or just wanting to know more. We’re here to help.
Autism and Intimacy: Sensory Issues, Romance, and Myths
From sensory considerations to unique expressions of affection, autism affects how people experience romance, sex, and intimacy.
Celebrating Special Interests in Autism
Autistic special interests are more than a hobby or fascination. Read on to learn how and why to support special interests in your Autistic friend or family member.