Introduction
In recent history, autism has been identified in several gifted artists and scientists, although it is more generally associated with severe and impairing conditions... Read full article
In this blog, Zeinab Ali, Digital Marketing and Membership Administrator at Inclusive Employers, reflects on her own journey into employment and the work that still needs to be done by employees to close the Autism Employment Gap.... Read full article
There exists a widespread myth that Autistic people have no sense of empathy. There’s no one source to this myth as it is a complicated issue.... Read full article
Perseveration becomes a problem when it interferes with normal life activities. Especially it becomes a problem when someone gets “caught in a loop,” and it involves escalating emotions.... Read full article
Embedding play in learning is the best way to create a fun and stress-free experience when teaching children new skills. Integrating play focused strategies in therapies help children with ASD acquire language and communication skills quicker.... Read full article
Sometimes difficult behavior is a child's way of letting others know about other things happening in their lives. Learn about the signs and ways you can spot these silent cries for help.... Read full article
Our introduction to DnD came two years ago when I read an article about the positive impact of DnD for people with autism. So when a friend of ours wanted to teach his daughter how to play I asked if we could join in.... Read full article
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is commonly misunderstood and tends to be misdiagnosed as either autism or ADHD. And yet the reality is that SPD is believed to affect anywhere between 5% to 15% of school going children.... Read full article
Just like “neuro-typical” adults, people on the spectrum also deal with the ups and downs of finding and keeping romantic partners and intimate relationships.... Read full article
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