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Autism and Achievements: Inspiring Stories of Neurodiverse Talent
In the United States, we have autistic representation that has significantly impacted various fields, demonstrating that autism is not just about challenges but also about abilities, persistence, and unique perspectives.
The Danger of Toxic Positivity and Its Impact on Autism
Toxic positivity is imposing a falsely positive attitude where we tend to silence our so-called “negative emotions” with a continuous state of happiness and optimism, regardless of the situation.
Promoting Neurodiversity in the Workplace: A Guide for Employers
Recognizing the strengths of autistic individuals can lead businesses to discover a wealth of innovation, dedication, and problem-solving ability. The convergence of autism and work represents a significant step towards accepting neurodiversity and offers a unique opportunity to create neurodivergent-friendly workplaces, fostering supportive cultures that leverage the distinctive skills of people on the spectrum.
Exploring the Autistic Mind: Myths vs. Realities
In this publication, we will break paradigms about autism, debunking the most common myths and showcasing the realities of the condition, promoting a deeper understanding and appreciation of the diverse experiences of autistic people.
Can Cats Be Autistic?
Have you ever wondered if your cat’s unique behaviors could be associated with neurodivergent traits, leading you to think of your pet as an “autistic cat”? Although there isn’t enough scientific evidence to confirm that autism in felines manifests the same way as in humans, this question often arises among pet owners curious about their cats’ peculiar habits. In today’s article, we will delve into some behaviors in cats that resemble autism and how to better understand our pets.
Exciting New Adventure for Neurodivergent Young Adults with Alex Stratikis
Have you ever wondered if your cat’s unique behaviors could be associated with neurodivergent traits, leading you to think of your pet as an “autistic cat”? Although there isn’t enough scientific evidence to confirm that autism in felines manifests the same way as in humans, this question often arises among pet owners curious about their cats’ peculiar habits. In today’s article, we will delve into some behaviors in cats that resemble autism and how to better understand our pets.
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.
