The Silent Struggle of Raising Autistic Children

The Silent Struggle of Raising Autistic Children

A recent qualitative study invites us into the homes of nine families in Nepal to understand the “lived experience” of raising an autistic child. Using a descriptive phenomenological approach, researchers moved beyond... Read more »
How Autistic Trans Adults Define Belonging

How Autistic Trans Adults Define Belonging

Imagine trying to navigate a world where the overhead lights feel like a physical assault and the social script seems written in a foreign language. Now, add the complexity of advocating for... Read more »
Why “Ableist Microaggressions” Can Encourage Autistic Masking

Why “Ableist Microaggressions” Can Encourage Autistic Masking

“You don’t seem autistic,” “You’re so inspiring for doing that,” or “I didn’t think you’d want to come.” These phrases may sound like compliments or simple observations, but for many autistic adults,... Read more »
Why The Holidays Feel Like A “Sensory Minefield” For Autistic People + Survival Tips

Why The Holidays Feel Like A “Sensory Minefield” For Autistic People + Survival Tips

For many, the holiday season is billed as the “most wonderful time of the year.” But if you are Autistic, or love someone who is, you likely know the reality is often... Read more »
Autistic Students Are Falling Through University Cracks

Autistic Students Are Falling Through University Cracks

Imagine stepping into a new phase of life where the rules of engagement have suddenly vanished. For many high school graduates, the first week of university is a thrill of newfound freedom.... Read more »
Tailored Mindfulness Cuts Stress for Autistic Adults

Tailored Mindfulness Cuts Stress for Autistic Adults

For many autistic adults, the world is a place of constant, high-volume input. Everyday environments can feel like a sensory assault, where lights are too bright and noises are physically painful. This... Read more »
Autistic Students Are Falling Through University Cracks

Autistic Students Are Falling Through University Cracks

Imagine stepping into a new phase of life where the rules of engagement have suddenly vanished. For many high school graduates, the first week of university is a thrill of newfound freedom.... Read more »
Why Connecting Feels Like a No-Win Situation for Autistic Adults

Why Connecting Feels Like a No-Win Situation for Autistic Adults

Imagine feeling profoundly alone, not because you reject company, but because the very act of seeking it leaves you utterly depleted. This is the emotional paradox often experienced by autistic adults, who... Read more »
A Review Of Autistic Burnout, Exhaustion, and Recovery

A Review Of Autistic Burnout, Exhaustion, and Recovery

Autistic burnout is described as a debilitating state of exhaustion experienced by autistic people due to living in a world that often lacks accommodations and understanding of their needs. This systematic review... Read more »
Social Anxiety and the Autistic Mind’s Eye

Social Anxiety and the Autistic Mind’s Eye

Imagine being in a social setting, and suddenly, a harsh inner camera flips on. For many with social anxiety, this “inner movie” is a negative self-image, seen through the critical eyes of... Read more »
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