All Posts Tagged Tag: ‘self advocacy’
Hey, Neurotypicals: THINK Before Doing These Things
We all have things that seem to annoy us to no end. Traffic, a never-ending conversation, or hearing someone loudly […]
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You Aut to Know: Meaningful, Paid Employment is Possible for Adults with Autism
When it comes to jobs and adults with autism, we already know the facts: their employment rate is low, their […]
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Autism Gurus | Stephen Shore, Ed.D. Talks Self-Advocacy, Ability, and Inclusion
Nonverbal until age four, Dr. Stephen Shore was diagnosed with “atypical development” and “strong autistic tendencies.” Labeled “too sick” for […]
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Autism Gurus | Dena Gassner: You Are Not a Failure for Utilizing Public Supports
Dena Gassner is a powerhouse. Not only does she serve on the national board for The Arc US, she is […]
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You Aut to Know: Misconceptions About Autism and Empathy
Feelings: This, in layman’s terms, describes empathy. More specifically, empathy involves the feelings that we have for others; that is, […]
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You Aut to Know: Autism and Sleep Troubles
Ever have trouble falling asleep? Autism and sleep challenges often go hand-in-hand. Reaching adulthood has many implications for individuals with […]
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Autistic Adults: Socially Impaired or Socially Different?
Many of us almost take it for granted that individuals with autism have fewer and poorer friendships […]
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