There are a lot of parents who are anxious about the upcoming school year because their autistic children may not be dressing or toileting without assistance. This article explains why many autistic children and adults may experience incontinence.
This qualitative exploration helps us understand how a community of parents and professionals all claiming to be focused on the wellbeing of autistics have come to be at such a divide from autistic advocates themselves, delicately unfolding one of the core phenomenological aspects of the autistic experience that has been hidden in plain sight for so many years.
Lauren Melissa explores the moment she was shamed out of stimming as an expression of joy and how she got her joy back.
Stimming is a way of being inside our Autistic bodies. Because our neurology — our brains and nerves throughout our body — is running an
An engineer from a popular brand in sound technology is seeking feedback from the autistic and sensory processing disorder community.
Food aversion is about more than just being a “picky eater” for many autistic people. The task can be overwhelming for more reasons that taste and texture.
For many autistic students, school fire drills can be deeply upsetting. For Alex, the fear of the next one was so traumatizing that it prevented access to a free and appropriate education.
There are a lot of parents who are anxious about the upcoming school year because their autistic children may not be dressing or toileting without assistance. This article explains why many autistic children and adults may experience incontinence.
This qualitative exploration helps us understand how a community of parents and professionals all claiming to be focused on the wellbeing of autistics have come to be at such a divide from autistic advocates themselves, delicately unfolding one of the core phenomenological aspects of the autistic experience that has been hidden in plain sight for so many years.
Lauren Melissa explores the moment she was shamed out of stimming as an expression of joy and how she got her joy back.
Stimming is a way of being inside our Autistic bodies. Because our neurology — our brains and nerves throughout our body — is running an
An engineer from a popular brand in sound technology is seeking feedback from the autistic and sensory processing disorder community.
Food aversion is about more than just being a “picky eater” for many autistic people. The task can be overwhelming for more reasons that taste and texture.
For many autistic students, school fire drills can be deeply upsetting. For Alex, the fear of the next one was so traumatizing that it prevented access to a free and appropriate education.
There are a lot of parents who are anxious about the upcoming school year because their autistic children may not be dressing or toileting without assistance. This article explains why many autistic children and adults may experience incontinence.
This qualitative exploration helps us understand how a community of parents and professionals all claiming to be focused on the wellbeing of autistics have come to be at such a divide from autistic advocates themselves, delicately unfolding one of the core phenomenological aspects of the autistic experience that has been hidden in plain sight for so many years.
Lauren Melissa explores the moment she was shamed out of stimming as an expression of joy and how she got her joy back.
Stimming is a way of being inside our Autistic bodies. Because our neurology — our brains and nerves throughout our body — is running an
An engineer from a popular brand in sound technology is seeking feedback from the autistic and sensory processing disorder community.
Food aversion is about more than just being a “picky eater” for many autistic people. The task can be overwhelming for more reasons that taste and texture.
For many autistic students, school fire drills can be deeply upsetting. For Alex, the fear of the next one was so traumatizing that it prevented access to a free and appropriate education.
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