Autistic Burnout: Triggers, Signs, and Recovery
You or someone you love might have experienced Autistic burnout. Here is what to know about what it is, and how to care for yourself during it.
You or someone you love might have experienced Autistic burnout. Here is what to know about what it is, and how to care for yourself during it.
What some people describe as aggression in autism can actually be a sign of nervous system dysregulation. Here’s how we helped our son with his.
Autism diagnosis rates are increasing across all age groups, but it isn't an epidemic — it's a sign of progress.
Nonspeaking autism - often called “nonverbal autism” - can be challenging. But many nonspeaking people can communicate, given the right tools and opportunities.
Struggling to find gifts for Autistic kids and others with sensory needs? Our Neurodiversity and Disability Consultant is here to help.
Writer Ben Breaux interviews Dr. Chris Papadopoulos about his recent book Voices of Neurodiversity: An Inclusive Encyclopedia
For kids with sensory issues (including some Autistic kids), Halloween can be a challenging time. Here are some accommodations–and some fun activities–to plan.
Stimming in autism is a necessary tool for preventing overwhelm. Self-harm is a sign that overwhelm is already happening. Learn the difference - and what to do for each.
While some felt that losing “Asperger’s Syndrome” was a kind of erasure, its inclusion in the autism spectrum can be helpful in making care and accommodations accessible.
From improving gut health to easing frustrating mental and emotional difficulties, research suggests probiotics for Autistic people can be beneficial.
Do you have a Nonspeaking loved one? Here's what to know about I-ASC and Motormorphosis, an annual conference on accessible communication for Nonspeakers.