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Autism and PTSD by Lisa Morgan
PTSD is a harsh, stern, taskmaster. Triggers are everywhere. They can even come when you are in a safe place and/or through a person you trust. Those are the difficult ones because, if the trigger was very unpleasant, going back to that same safe place or person for help – does not feel safe.
Facilitating Friendships for Autistic Kids
Navigating the world of friendships can be a complex journey for any child and for the parents of an autistic child, can be one of the hardest parenting roles to play. For autistic children, this journey might present unique challenges, but it also brings forth special moments of connection and understanding.
Challenging Workplace Stigmas in the Asperger and Autistic Community
In a world often judged by stereotypes and prejudices, it’s not uncommon for people to doubt our abilities and contributions in the workplace.
This distorted perception manifests in various ways, from questioning our ability to perform tasks to suggesting we should receive lower or no compensation at all simply because of our condition.
Autism in the Workplace: Strategies for Success and Inclusion
New employment trends must transform the landscape and focus on integration. Nowadays, discussing “Autism and Work” has become a priority for many organizations striving for diversity and innovation.
Loli, the Bald Sheep, a Very Realistic Tale
An inclusivity conscious society is formed from preschool stages, as inclusion does not arise naturally in an infant; there must be intentionality: intentionality on the part of the family, intentionality of the educational center, intentionality of those responsible for children’s leisure places.
Jobs for Autistic Individuals: Overcoming Challenges and Finding Opportunities in the United States
In a world where diversity and inclusion are increasingly becoming the core of our societies and businesses, it’s essential to recognize and value the unique contributions of autistic individuals. The search for “jobs for autistic individuals” is not only a current topic but also a critical necessity to effectively integrate talented and diverse individuals into our workforce
Can Dogs Be Autistic? Reality or Fiction?
Can dogs be autistic? This question often arises among pet owners who notice unusual behaviors in their canine companions. Although the term “autism” is well-defined in human medicine, applying it to dogs is not as straightforward. In today’s article, we aim to debunk common misconceptions and provide insightful guidance for concerned pet owners.
Uniting Social Skills and Professional Success: A Dual Guide for Adults with Autism
In an increasingly diverse and inclusive society, it is essential to address and enhance the skills and capabilities of all individuals, especially those in frequently underrepresented groups. Adults with autism, a growing and vital segment of our population, face unique challenges in social and professional integration. Our focus with this publication is to bridge the gap between the development of personal social skills and the achievement of professional success for adults on the Spectrum (ASD), providing key strategies and enriching perspectives that pave the way toward more effective and empowering integration in society and the workforce.
The complex relationship between autism and anxiety
For many people on the autism spectrum, anxiety is not just an occasional concern but a pervasive aspect of their daily lives. The interaction between autism and anxiety can significantly affect a person’s overall well-being. Understanding this connection is paramount to develop effective support and intervention strategies
