Late Diagnosed Touretts And Autism

Late Diagnosed Touretts And Autism

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Autism Meltdown: Do You Know These 3 Early Warning Signs?

An autistic meltdown can feel as though it came out of nowhere. Often, there are signs that things are becoming too much. The challenge is noticing them when you’re already overwhelmed.In this episode, we explore three possible early warning signs: sensory input feeling harder to ...  Show more

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

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