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Communication is an essential skill for all aspects of life. It’s a foundational piece for any relationship. It allows us to engage with the world around us. And at the most basic level, it’s how we ask for what we (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →Parenting a child on the autism spectrum is a unique journey. The adage “If you know someone with autism, you know one person with autism” rings true, as each individual with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) presents differently. While communication and (more…)
Autism, officially known as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurological condition characterized by differences in social interactions, communication, and behavior. One of the most prominent features of autism is the experience of sensory activities. These sensitivities have range, and (more…)
Mental health awareness has significantly progressed, yet certain perspectives still require attention. While it’s widely recognized that many medical conditions share similar signs and symptoms, necessitating thorough assessment for accurate diagnosis, this understanding hasn’t fully extended to mental health issues. (more…)
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects approximately 1 in 54 children in the United States, impacting behavior and communication to varying degrees. People with ASD may struggle with verbal and non-verbal cues, social interactions, and expressing their thoughts and feelings. These (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →OCD and autism are distinct conditions, but they share some similar symptoms. On the surface, OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) might seem like entirely separate conditions. However, there are several intersections between these two conditions. Let’s look (more…)
People of all different backgrounds, intelligence levels, races, and genders can experience obsessive-compulsive behaviors. However, recent studies have shown that people on the autism spectrum are more likely to experience OCD.
In fact, one study found that those with autism (more…)
From choosing what to wear in the morning to deciding on major life transitions, the cumulative stress of making choices can lead to a phenomenon known as decision fatigue. For neurodiverse individuals, who often navigate the world with unique perspectives (more…)