
Autism and Responding to Authority
Autistic people perceive authority differently, which is seen in children and adults and when they are supposed to respect authority or assume it.
Autistic people perceive authority differently, which is seen in children and adults and when they are supposed to respect authority or assume it.
Many barriers exist that keep autistic people from maintaining their health and self care best practices, and this can have catastrophic effects on autistic individuals.
Pete Wharmby lists 50 reasons an autistic person might be in a bad mood, even if sensory issues, alexithymia, or being non-speaking (even if temporarily) can make it difficult to communicate.
Pete Wharmby, a UK English teacher, shares twenty facts about autistic people that society often gets wrong.
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