These are some signs that you might be autistic. You might have a hard time with verbal and nonverbal social cues. You may crave a sense of familiarity which can manifest in craving restrictive and repetitive routines. Maybe you notice small details or patterns others wouldn’t, or have very intense

Here are some helpful notes for looking for warning signs that your child or student may have autism. I’m going to keep adding notes from a training I’m doing if you guys like this and want to see more, so let me know! #autism #autismawareness #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #famil

I’m neurodivergent, specifically I have ADHD and autism. Here are a few things that help me in my day to day life! If you’re neurodivergent, what kind of tools do you use or find helpful? #neurodivergent #neurospicy #adhd #adhdadult #adhdawareness #autism #autisticadult #autisti

Living with autism, trying to navigate life without losing your mind . Some things that can help you cope: - My routine is my jam - Sensory breaks are a must - Communicating your needs saves your life - Self-care is key #AutismRepresentation #AutismAwareness #MentalHealthMatters #

I often wonder how my autism was missed as a child. I stimmed repeatedly, was quiet and a bit standoffish, and struggled to understand communication. Although it is obvious to me now, it clearly was not as obvious to my pediatrician in the 90s. I may have had what I think as stereotypical autistic

It's wild to me that just 10 years ago, you couldn't diagnose both ADHD and autism in the same person. Wow has medical science changed in just a decade... When people ask me to describe what it's like living with both, it's really difficult to put into words. It truly feels like

Autism, also known as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how individuals perceive the world and interact with others. With a wide range of strengths and challenges, autism is a unique expression of human diversity that deserves understanding, acceptance,

✨ April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance month, so I wanted to get this post out before May begins! Today I’m sharing some info about my diagnosis, and some facts related to my personal experience with Autism. I’m happy to answer any respectful questions about my experience :-) #autism #aut

It can really be a challenge dating with autism. Whether you have autism or you’re dating someone with autism, it’s important to find someone you can be open with about your boundaries, sensitivities, and other needs. The right person will listen and support you. So don’t be afraid to express yours

I used to cry and get so sad about some people not liking me. I could see in their body language and how they interact with me that I’m their least favorite person. I would wonder why I wasn’t liked. I’d think of every thing I had ever said or done to them. I would try so hard to the point of c

#autism #autistic #autisticadult #autisticcreator #destigmatizeautism #actuallyautistic #vunerablepost

There are a lot of physical accommodations that I use, things like earplugs, headphones, fidgets, and more. But there are also accommodations that are more concepts than items. And for me, these can be just as important. and for the record - my morning coffee and nightly wind down routine might

Girls are still less often diagnosed with autism than boys. This made sense back in the day when we had less information, but I'm starting to wonder if it's not just the things in these slides anymore. I think it might have something to do with women and girls having less research done f

Autism may show itself differently in girls than it does in boys. Girls tend to be better at masking, so much so they might even trick themselves, and the people around them that they don’t have autism. it can be tricky to determine or diagnose. While simply relating to some of these symptoms may n

Today, we celebrate the art that unites us through shared passions and unique perspectives. Many autistic fans, including my incredible son, find a special connection in anime-its expressive characters and heartfelt storytelling resonate deeply. Inspired by his unique way of viewing the world, l&#3

I truly think that people with neurotypical children don't understand what it means to be able to move through life without thinking about the word accommodations. And why would they, right? But as someone who has an entire family that is either ADHD or autistic, we are always thinking about

I am planning to post more about my life, and my health, and self improvement on here, but a lot of that has to do with the disabilities I suffer from one of which being autism, which I love to educate people about 🖤 #autisticadult #neurodivergent #actuallyautistic #embracevulnerability #a

Working as a teacher’s assistant for Special Needs children, specifically those with autism, has been both rewarding and challenging. In my 2 years of experience, I’ve learned a lot about patience, empathy, and resilience. But it’s not always easy. There were times when I came home with bruises

i’m a late diagnosed autistic woman and before my diagnosis I didn’t realize how much I masked my entire life. I suppressed a lot of my autistic traits to try to fit in and be normal. I have subjected myself to situations and settings that I never truly had the tolerance for. When I went out fo