A Celebration of the Autistic Mind on #AutisticPrideDay
by‘’I do not know what I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing…
Autism Shift
The Autism Shift is about shifting our perceptions about autism
How I awoke to the vastness of autistic communication
byI will never stop listening. By Marisa Leon After 20 years of serving autistic children, teenagers, and adults, I know one thing for sure:…
Reframing Autism
byFrom neurodiversity to neuroharmony, we must reframe our view of autism. By Holly Bridges So much of traditional autism therapy is devoted to removing…
Educational Consultant Dr. Paula Kluth gives advice to parents and teachers
byRon Sandison interviews Dr. Paula Kluth, consultant, author, advocate and independent consultant What inspired you to study special education in college? My high school…
Autistic people & empathy: what’s the real story?
byHelen Wallace-Iles explains different types of empathy and dispels myths about autism and empathy. By Helen Wallace-Iles So many of the general public believe…
Autcraft a bully-free alternative to Minecraft for autistic children
byAn interview with Stuart Duncan, creator of the computer game Autcraft, a safe alternative to Minecraft By Stephanie King Stuart Duncan has given the…
Accommodating Autistic people in careers – alternatives to a 9 – 5 job
byFor those on the autism spectrum a 9 to 5 job doesn’t always work By Morgan Giosa One of my biggest struggles in life…
To be heard and an attempt at understanding can be enough
byBy Paul Reed From a quote on The Art of Autism quote page, Dani Bowman says “English is my 2nd language. Autism is my…