Four Challenges to Buying a House on the Spectrum
byBy Ron Sandison After writing my fourth book Adulting on the Spectrum I felt like I had one thing I had not yet achieved…
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You Are Fine as You Are
byBy Rosa Mackay There once was a quiet young lady called Christa. She lived in a house with her mom, dad and sister. She…
A Dance with Rumination
byBy Carrie Farrar My mind is moving rapidly My thoughts, a reverie Of frantic worries entertained Despite the calm I see. ___________________________ My pencil…
But She’s So Pretty
byBy Vicki Koslin Howell “But she talks so much.” If I had to hear that sentence again from professionals assessing my daughter for autism,…
How Sensitivities And Routines Can Affect Food Preferences When You’re Neurodivergent
byBy Kadin McElwain Last month, after my usual morning routine, I had to sit down with my family and have breakfast. That morning, we…
Redefining Fashion: My Journey as an Autistic Model and Activist
byBy Raquel Abiahy Fashion is often seen as a dazzling world of creativity, individuality, and self-expression. But for someone like me, an autistic model…
Three Haikus on the Autistic Experience
byBy Martine Mussies 音の洪水 心は溺れる 静寂求む A flood of loud sounds My heart is drowning deeply I long for silence ** 一つの道 深く掘り進む 宝を得る…
The Adventures of Cari & Joe, an Illustration Children’s Book, Promoting Neurodiversity & Faith
byBy Ron Sandison I want to encourage people with disabilities that you can accomplish great things and just because you have autism doesn’t mean…