Side glancing—looking at objects or people from the corner of the eyes—is often associated with autism, but it is not always a sign of autism. Many children, both autistic...
A superiority complex is not a recognized feature of autism. However, autistic individuals are sometimes perceived this way due to differences in communication, emotional expression, or confidence in specific...
Many adults with autism do not realize they are on the spectrum until later in life. In fact, late diagnosis is quite common—especially for individuals who grew up when...
Navigating the worlds of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can be complex. They are two separate conditions, but their paths often cross, creating unique experiences for...
If you know or care for an autistic individual, you might wonder how their condition will evolve over the years. A common question is does autism get worse with...
Many people ask “aspergers vs autism spectrum” to understand how they relate. In short: what was once called Asperger syndrome is now folded into Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). ASD...
Many autistic people like trains because they provide the structure, predictability, and sensory experiences that autistic individuals often prefer. About 75% of autistic youth have at least one special...
Social skills groups build vital connections for autistic teens. How do I choose the right social-skills group for my teen with autism? Match group structure, skills level, and staff...
Why does my child laugh during a serious reprimand? Autistic children often laugh due to emotional dysregulation, sensory processing differences, or difficulty reading social cues. Common Neurological Reasons Research-Backed...
Autistic individuals face higher mortality risks than the general population. What is the leading cause of death in autism? Research identifies accidents (especially drowning in children) and suicide (in...