Alexithymia is so common among autistic people that it is commonly mistaken for autism itself. In this post, I explain what alexithymia is and how it presents itself in autism.
No one is talking about autism and addiction, so recovering addict and autistic self-advocate David Gray-Hammond is leading the charge and starting the conversation.
Biases regarding autism allow researches to start from the assumption that autistic traits are inherently negative and neurotypical traits are always positive
Autism Science is a strange little corner of research and medicine. It seems to attract a host of researchers who must have been at the
Autistic people experience emotions differently from neurotypicals, and what they experience as emotions others see as ideas. Here’s how.
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