Understanding Meltdowns
Has there ever been a point in your life when you’ve felt so overrun that you wanted to shut down completely? Many people have had this experience, though it is […]
Has there ever been a point in your life when you’ve felt so overrun that you wanted to shut down completely? Many people have had this experience, though it is […]
Autism is often misunderstood, especially in girls and women, and adults who have not been diagnosed earlier in life. And there is becoming a greater and greater divide between professionals […]
The summer is ending, and the beginning of a new school year is approaching. Just like last year, many uncertainties remain, making it challenging for parents to support their children—especially […]
Diane Gould is a dedicated professional who has spent years helping autistic children and their families. She is the founder of PDA North America and provides consultation and training for […]
What is PDA? PDA, or Pathological Demand Avoidance, is a subtype of autism that can be challenging both to recognize and diagnose and also to manage, because it often doesn’t […]
TikTok has become a widely popular social media platform, influencing various aspects of life, including mental health awareness. While many psychologists express concerns over its impact, particularly regarding self-diagnosis, Dr. […]
This week on the blog, I am excited to share a guest post from my colleague, Vinita Menon. Vinita and I recently connected over our shared work with autistic adults […]
Elon Musk made headlines last week when he announced on Saturday Night Live that he has Asperger’s Syndrome. While this revelation may not come as a surprise to many, it […]
After more than a year of social distancing, parents and children alike may feel anxious about readjusting to normal life, including community events and playdates. If you’re concerned about how […]
A potential client recently asked me to complete an insurance form to help him obtain out-of-network benefits for an autism spectrum evaluation. The initial form was straightforward—mostly names and ID […]
