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Sensory – Internal Senses
Autistic people often have lower sensitivity OR higher sensitivity with their internal senses. It is common for the levels of sensitivity to change according to
Autistic people often have lower sensitivity OR higher sensitivity with their internal senses. It is common for the levels of sensitivity to change according to
Learn more about what Pathological Demand Avoidance is
When you close your eyes, do you know where your arms and legs are without looking at them? That’s because of your sense of proprioception.
Selective Mutism (SM) is the difficulty speaking in specific social situations and is an indicator of anxiety. Selective Mutism is not a choice; we may
It’s not your fault supermarkets suck. And you aren’t alone, most autistic people find going to supermarkets hard.
Autistic people often have lower sensitivity OR higher sensitivity with their body awareness. It is common for the levels of sensitivity to change according to
A video explaining why autistic people do not need social skills training, and what can be better
Autistic people are just as capable of achieving great success as non-autistic people and have done so in a wide variety of activities. From acting
What is a Tic? Tics are involuntary movements or sounds that someone makes without choosing to do them. What is Tourette’s Syndrome? Despite what some
When you read information from adult autistic people, they often only talk about all the positives of autism – and there is a reason for