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What a Strengths-Based View of Autism Looks Like in Practice
A strengths-based view of autism starts with what a person already does well and builds support around that, without ignoring real difficulties.
What Alexithymia Is, and How It Relates to Autism for Some People
Alexithymia, difficulty identifying and naming your own emotions, is common but not universal among autistic people, and calls for its own kind of support.
Common Mistakes People Make Assuming Autistic People Don’t Want Friends
Autistic people are frequently assumed to not want friendship, when the real barrier is usually a mismatch in how connection is expressed, not a lack…
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Early Signs and Symptoms of Autism in Infants: A Guide by Age
Most parents do not go looking for information on autism until something feels a little off. Maybe your baby does not turn toward their name…
Autism vs Asperger’s Syndrome: What’s the Difference?
If you grew up hearing the term “Asperger’s” or received that diagnosis yourself, you’ve probably noticed something strange: doctors don’t use the word anymore. Ask…
Level One Autism: What It Means, Signs, and How It’s Supported
Level one autism is the mildest of the three severity levels used in an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis. It describes people who need some support…