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Accepting My Neurodiversity Has Helped Me Better Understand My Autistic Teen

As a parent on the spectrum with ADHD, the challenges of parenting my autistic 14-year-old daughter have been some of the hardest yet most rewarding of my ...

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Autism Acceptance Blooms in Mobile Game ‘Lily’s Garden’

Popular culture often misses the mark when it comes to autistic characters and storylines—when autistic representation is even present to begin with. Whether ...

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Ensuring People with PTSD Get the Benefits They’re Entitled To

Benefits give people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) financial independence. Despite 6% of the US population experiencing PTSD during their ...

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How Superman Helped Me Cope With Being Different

When it comes to mental health issues and being different, there are a lot of things that can get complicated. Sometimes it is the simple things. Ever thought ...

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Different Types of Massages and What They Do

Massages can be a relaxing getaway from the hustle and bustle of daily life, or even a form of therapy for those with muscular ailments or disabilities. But, ...

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Why Restorative Mental Health Days Are Important for People with Chronic Illnesses in the Workplace

Research shows a correlation between chronic physical conditions and mental health.   Studies have shown that around 50.6% of people with mental disorders ...

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How to Make Your Hair Salon Autism-Friendly

Want to make your hair salon autism-friendly? These tips will help you create a sensory-friendly environment where autistic clients feel safe and calm while ...

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Benefits of Chiropractic Care for Migraine Prevention

Migraine Prevention and Chiropractic Care: What You Need to Know Migraines are a common and debilitating condition that affects millions of people around the ...

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10 Things I Thought Were Social Anxiety but Turned Out to Be Autism

If you struggle with social anxiety, these 10 signs indicate that it could be something more and you might be on the autism spectrum. Although I was diagnosed ...

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All About Autism Masking and Camouflaging

Are you a diagnosed or suspected autistic person who often suppresses your need to stim or fidget, forces yourself to make eye contact with people, or ...

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