The autism grief cycle refers to the emotional journey many parents and caregivers experience after their child receives an autism diagnosis. It’s not about grieving the child, but rather...
“Borderline autism” isn’t a clinical diagnosis, but it’s a term often used to describe adults who show some traits of autism without meeting the full criteria for Autism Spectrum...
Key Highlights Introduction Gaining a better understanding of autism means looking beyond old ideas. The traditional concept of a linear autism spectrum doesn’t always capture the full experience. A...
Key Highlights Introduction As a parent, your baby’s first smile is a moment you’ll never forget. But what if those smiles seem different or less frequent than you expected?...
Key Highlights Here are the key takeaways from our discussion on autism and aging: Introduction If you are a parent or caregiver, you may wonder if autism gets worse...
The 6-second rule for autism is a simple but powerful strategy used in behavioral therapy to support individuals with autism. It focuses on allowing children with autism a few...
When your child receives an autism diagnosis, one of the first questions that might come to mind is, “What’s the best way to help them thrive?” Early intervention is...
Side glancing—looking at objects or people from the corner of the eyes—is often associated with autism, but it is not always a sign of autism. Many children, both autistic...
A superiority complex is not a recognized feature of autism. However, autistic individuals are sometimes perceived this way due to differences in communication, emotional expression, or confidence in specific...
Many adults with autism do not realize they are on the spectrum until later in life. In fact, late diagnosis is quite common—especially for individuals who grew up when...