Evaluating for Autism in Women
When it comes to assessing for autism in adults, there are a number of key differences between males and females. When adults are being evaluated for autism for the first […]
When it comes to assessing for autism in adults, there are a number of key differences between males and females. When adults are being evaluated for autism for the first […]
Autism and introversion are both often misunderstood concepts. Autistic people are often thought of as uninterested in conversation or social interaction, when in reality, many autistic people just have difficulty […]
There is a NYT article that came out recently about mental health and there was a photo of a psychological test in it and many psychologists were pretty upset. Why […]
Here is another great piece from Trapper Shafer, an autistic adult and father to both neurotypical and autistic children. Enjoy! Taking Care of Them, Starts With Taking Care of You […]
Here is another great piece from Trapper Shafer, an autistic adult and father to both neurotypical and autistic children. Enjoy! The Journey of Assessment My twins were diagnosed with autism […]
For many autistic adults, receiving an official diagnosis can be a profound and life-changing experience. Prior to receiving a diagnosis, many individuals with undiagnosed autism struggle to understand why they […]
Masking is a complicated subject, and one that is often misunderstood by those who are not on the autism spectrum. This is why I’m so excited to be introducing our […]
After a child is diagnosed with autism, parents face many decisions. One of the most difficult questions is how to tell the child about their diagnosis. There is no easy […]
Here is another great piece from Trapper Shafer, an autistic adult and father to both neurotypical and autistic children. Enjoy! Sometimes, I’d rather have cancer. The struggle of being autistic […]
Is it autism awareness month or autism acceptance month? You’ve probably heard both this year, and depends on who you talk to! Over the last several years, you have probably […]