5 FACTS about AUTISM YOU Have To See!

5 FACTS about AUTISM YOU Have To See!

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How to Manage Anger as an Autistic Adult

What can you do when frustration builds and you feel close to losing control? In this episode, we talk about anger in autistic adults and how to notice what may be happening before you reach that point. Sensory overload, unexpected changes, and feeling misunderstood can all add p ...  Show more

5 Asperger’s Symptoms in Adults No One Tells You About!

Could some of your everyday experiences be connected to autism? In this episode, we explore five Asperger’s symptoms in adults that can be easy to overlook, especially if you learned to hide your difficulties or received an autism diagnosis later in life.We look at how autistic t ...  Show more

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