How to be an Ally of Autistic People
byBy Jordan Wilson-Dalzell There are many ways you can show up and support autistic people. First, remember to listen to us. We are the…
autism and PTSD
Brave (?) New World: How Covid-19 has changed my life
byBy Christian Espicha I keep hearing “We’re living in a new world”, or “It’s a new world”. Sometimes “new” is replaced with “different” but…
Listening to my depression
byby W.E.Powers What is it? I see it in the eyes of those battling mental health issues. I see it as a wet, dim…
Stim: An Autism Anthology
byBy Stephie King Are you one of those readers who devours material about autism with a dry well of content to drink from? Check…
Looking for a diagnosis: my art and savant syndrome
byBy Stephie King I was going stir crazy as usual. I needed an outlet. My modus operandi was to be emotional while having no…
Selective Mutism: being quiet doesn’t mean I have nothing to say #MentalHealthMonth
byI often imagine words in fancy fonts swirling out of my mouth only to fall on the floor unheard. So many misconceptions about selective…
Women and Autism: At age 29 I received an autism diagnosis
byThe sad truth is that women, particularly undiagnosed, on the spectrum are at risk for various comorbidities like major depressive disorder, eating disorders, sexual…
Stephanie: Visionary artist, over-looked, #Aspergers
byAutism Unveiled Week 6 Sometimes in life we discover something that changes us and our view of ourselves. To discover that, after so many…