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Making New Friends As An Adult Making new friends as an adult can be surprisingly difficult. Once school ends, there are fewer situations where you
August 14, 2026
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Making New Friends As An Adult Making new friends as an adult can be surprisingly difficult. Once school ends, there are fewer situations where you
Virtual Assistance & Remote Support Skill Building Series – Part 4: Structured, flexible work-from-home skills for autism & ADHD Get StartedView Full Series Why Virtual
Skill Building Series, Part 3: Graphic Design & Digital Creativity Why Graphic Design Works for Autism & ADHD Graphic design is one of the most
Autism and Independence: Support for Adults on the Spectrum Navigating Responsibilities For autistic adults who are intellectually capable and often perceived as “neurotypical,” the challenges
Transitioning to Adulthood with Autism, not a linear proposition: For our family, the journey has been about identifying developmental gaps and building independence step by
HOW TO HELP A CHILD BEGIN TO SELF-SOOTHE Helping a child learn to self-soothe is an important skill for their emotional development. Teach Calming Techniques:
Navigating these complexities can be challenging, especially when we encounter people with vastly different views. However, learning to recognize the fluidity of identity (not gender specifically) can
Embrace the Power of Inner Motivation: Unlocking Your True Potential Motivation, ahhh motivation if you read yesterday’s post, this is something I get to work
Many autoantibodies have been reported in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Many of these autoantibodies interfere with brain function, resulting in the diagnosis of autoimmune encephalopathy (AIE). Identifying the particularly autoantibodies that cause AIE in ASD
How to End the Autism Epidemic J.B. Handley I am privileged and excited to be able to preview the groundbreaking book (How to End the
SUSPENDED, part 2… … “we saw the spiral and watched helplessly as he unraveled.” We didn’t just sit back and watch this, I started making
We had actually known for several weeks that B was unraveling. The medication we had done so well on had to be stopped, suspected of causing tremors in his arms and hands, so stepping down over a period of 12 weeks created some new challenges while causing some old issues to reappear. Specifically cognition, executive functioning, and decision making.