Why Autistic Voices Are Necessary In Research

Why Autistic Voices Are Necessary In Research

For decades, autistic individuals have been left out of contributing to research that ultimately impacts them. If you are autistic or love someone who is, you may have felt a deep disconnect... Read more »
Issues With Autistic Camouflaging Research

Issues With Autistic Camouflaging Research

A massive new critical review has taken a deep dive into over 300 studies to see if we truly understand the phenomenon of autistic camouflaging (or “masking”). The authors found that while... Read more »
Why Black Autistic Girls Mask in School

Why Black Autistic Girls Mask in School

Imagine walking into a room where you feel you must perform a script just to be accepted. For many, this is a social inconvenience. For Black Autistic girls in UK schools, it... Read more »
Resilience and Regulation Strategies for Autistic Adults

Resilience and Regulation Strategies for Autistic Adults

For many autistic individuals, injustice is not merely an intellectual disagreement. It is a visceral, physiological threat response. Current neurodivergent research identifies “justice sensitivity” as a core component of the autistic experience.... Read more »
“Am I Being Rude?” Why Autistic People May Be Labelled As Rude & What Is Really Happening

“Am I Being Rude?” Why Autistic People May Be Labelled As Rude & What Is Really Happening

A common criticism that plagues many autistic people is when others accuse them of being rude when they do not intend to be. This seeming “rudeness” can be attributed to natural autistic... Read more »
Making Therapy Work For Autistic Minds

Making Therapy Work For Autistic Minds

Imagine trying to heal your mind while a fluorescent light flickers above you. The clock ticks loudly in the silence. You are expected to make intense eye contact while discussing your deepest... Read more »
Autistic Adults Share Their Greatest Strengths

Autistic Adults Share Their Greatest Strengths

For many autistic adults, the standard experience during a diagnosis often involves viewing their lives through a lens of deficits and impairments. A recent qualitative study sought to flip this script. Researchers... Read more »
How Autistic Adults Define Love

How Autistic Adults Define Love

Navigating romance often feels like playing a complex game where everyone else has a secret rulebook you never received. For those living “under a double rainbow,” being both Autistic and a gender... Read more »
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 »
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