Autism Resources for Daylife
👋 Hey there! We know mealtimes can be a sensory adventure—sometimes in a good way, sometimes… not so much. This quick, 2‑minute survey is all about your experiences. Your insights help us craft better...
Important Disclaimer: This is a screening tool example based on the AQ-10 questionnaire. It is NOT a diagnostic tool and cannot replace a comprehensive evaluation by a qualified healthcare professional (like a psychologist or...
Autistic adults often struggle in jobs with demanding social interaction, inflexibility, sensory overload, and unclear expectations. Examples include customer service, food service, retail, teaching, nursing, call centers, open offices, and metric-driven roles. However, with appropriate accommodations and work environments that cater to their strengths, such as attention to detail and focus, autistic adults can thrive in positions like accounting, data analysis, and technical writing. It’s essential to choose workplaces that understand and support their unique needs for a rewarding career.
Introduction In a world buzzing with stimuli, finding focus or calm can be challenging, especially for individuals with sensory processing needs like autism or ADHD. Enter the surprisingly captivating Fidget Slug Toy – a...
Discover how our modern environment may interact with genetics to influence the development of autism spectrum disorder. Introduction The prevalence of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) continues to rise globally. Current estimates show that 1...
Introduction Potty training any child presents challenges. However, for parents of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the journey requires additional understanding. It also requires specialized strategies and infinite patience. This comprehensive guide provides...
I shared my experiences as a single mother embracing autism in my previous blog post. Afterward, I received overwhelming support. The community showered me with kind words and encouragement. Many of you have asked...
Autism—often called Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)—is a complex neurodevelopmental condition. It influences how a person communicates, interacts socially, and processes the world around them. Because each individual’s experience with autism is unique, the supports...
Finding the right toys can be daunting for any parent. This task is especially challenging when your child has autism. Shannon Penrod and Nancy Allspa Jackson invite you to join them. They embark on...
Fidget toys, discreet handheld sensory tools, are increasingly popular for children, teens, and adults, particularly benefiting those with ADHD, autism, and anxiety by improving focus and reducing disruptive behavior. They come in various forms, like spinners, cubes, and meshes, offering a range of benefits, including stress relief and sensory stimulation, while facing criticism over potential classroom distraction and dependency. Despite concerns, with proper usage and guidelines, fidget toys can aid neurodivergent learners significantly, striking a balance between cognitive support and minimizing disruption.
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