Emotional regulation for autism means handling feelings like anger, sadness, or anxiety in helpful ways. Many autistic people feel emotions …
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Studies show autistic children often have lower self-esteem than neurotypical kids, which can impact their daily lives. Learning how to build …
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In today’s increasingly diverse workplace, knowing how to effectively communicate with autistic colleagues isn’t just helpful—it’s essential for building truly …
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The journey toward independent living isn’t about forcing autistic adults to conform to neurotypical expectations—it’s about creating personalized pathways that …
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