With the service industry being so widespread, sometimes autistic people take these jobs.

There are several challenges that create barriers for Autistics more so than neurotypicals.

How do you start a creative project when you don't know what it's supposed to look like?

Even if you don’t understand something or can’t relate to something, that thing can still be respected and honored.

[Y’all ready for spooky season? I sure am! Let’s talk about a great show with spooky vibes!] Before I had a chance to watch the show...

Like the Feruchemists of Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn novels, Autistics are more powerful when we store up our energy!

Resilience gives us a way to remember what's on the other side of hardship and believe that we know how to get there.

Members of the neurodivergent community use the terms "special interest" and "hyperfixation" to describe their passions.

When you're an Autistic college student, learning to manage your energy is essential!

Using the SMART framework, our autism life coaches can help you set and achieve meaningful goals.

Many Autistic people struggle with self-efficacy. It's important to have guidance to improve your confidence and start taking on challenges!

In honor of Disability Pride Month, we can take a look back at the ADA, what it means for us today, and how we can celebrate!

We need neuroinclusive workplaces where Autistic people can feel free to be themselves without social judgment.

Lazy days are an opportunity for Autistics to recharge, think creatively, ponder the future, and prevent burnout.

Pets, Emotional Support Animals, and Autism Service Dogs can all help Autistic people feel better.

I would not be surprised to learn that every neurodivergent person at some point in their lives has struggled to get into or out of the...

Here's how friends, family, and caregivers can help create neuroinclusive spaces and resist neuronormativity.

Grounding refers to various techniques to pull you into the present moment.

Autistic personalities are valid. Neuronormativity says otherwise.

A kind, skilled therapist can greatly benefit Autistics who are looking to work with mental health specialists. Here's what to look for!