Shelly Willoughby, Author at NeuroClastic

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How to Help Teachers Understand and Accommodate Your Autistic Teen

Shelly Willoughby September 30, 2019

“I could tell she had no idea my son was autistic. She asked him why he wasn’t in class and …and he looked away and wouldn’t say anything else.”

Aspie Adulthood: The Tough Spot Between Being Unable to Work -and- Not Qualifying for Disability

Shelly Willoughby April 28, 2019

A massive 85% unemployment rate among college-educated autistic adults while the general population’s unemployment rate (at all education levels) is only 3.9%.

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Aspie Mishaps and Misunderstandings Examined: At Work – “Do I really have to be ‘that’ literal and direct with you?”

Shelly Willoughby November 24, 2018

Have you ever heard a seemingly successful and ‘high-functioning’ Aspie try to explain how exhausting a day at work can be, or say that Asperger’s

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Aspie Adulthood: The Tough Spot Between Being Unable to Work -and- Not Qualifying for Disability

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