Occupational therapy (OT) isn’t just for children—it can be a powerful tool for autistic adults seeking more independence and confidence in

When you think of speech therapy, it’s easy to imagine young children learning to speak or improve articulation.

Finding activities and careers that spark joy and purpose can be life-changing.

Building life skills can help autistic adults navigate daily challenges with greater independence and confidence.

Traveling can be an exciting experience, but for adults with autism, it requires extra consideration to ensure comfort and minimize stress.

Social interactions can often feel daunting for autistic adults, but they can become less stressful and more rewarding with thoughtful strat

Maintaining mental health is vital for everyone, but autistic adults may face unique challenges.

For many, life's journey includes moments of feeling “different” without fully understanding why.

For many autistic individuals, brain fog and executive dysfunction can make everyday tasks feel overwhelming.

Being a neurodivergent adult can sometimes feel like navigating a world that wasn’t built for you.

Supporting an autistic adult in your family isn’t just about providing help—it’s about being a true ally.

Supporting an autistic adult as a family member goes beyond love and care—it requires understanding, empathy, and active allyship.

Creating a supportive workplace for autistic adults isn’t just about meeting diversity quotas; it’s about fostering an environment where all

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is often associated with children, but many adults also live with the condition without ever being diagnosed.

Autism doesn’t disappear as we grow older.

Many adults go through life sensing they experience the world differently but may not realize they are autistic.

Getting diagnosed with autism as an adult can feel both overwhelming and liberating.

For many adults, seeking an autism assessment is a journey toward self-understanding.