Nonverbal Autistic Highland Park Teen Blogs to Reach People Like Him
For anybody with autism, getting anybody to understand what you want or need at any given time can be difficult enough as it is. It’s even worse if you’re nonverbal… Read more »
For anybody with autism, getting anybody to understand what you want or need at any given time can be difficult enough as it is. It’s even worse if you’re nonverbal… Read more »
On a humid summer 2019 morning in Herndon, Virginia, three college-aged boys walked to a local river for an eco-friendly art project involving making mud. As they mixed it with… Read more »
We all tend to engage in dangerous behaviors at some point in our lives. Usually, this happens in very small children who don’t know any better or teenagers who want… Read more »
I’ve been a theater and movie fan my entire life. I don’t remember exactly when my love of movies started, but I’ve been a huge movie buff as long as… Read more »
Hello readers. I understand it’s been a very long time since you’ve heard from me on this particular blog. I’m going to be restarting to write more material for this… Read more »
Reading about autism can be helpful in so many ways. Some titles offer specific forms of advice: how to find employment, how to handle relationships, how to succeed in college…. Read more »
When you exist on the “high-functioning” end of the autism spectrum, it’s easy to look around you and feel quite a bit less than functional. Watching your peers succeed in… Read more »
There’s an old episode of The Simpsons wherein the ever-moonlighting Homer becomes a food critic, and to our amusement, the lovable glutton upsets the newspaper’s editor by giving everything he… Read more »
Like most of the book-reading public, it’s not often I get to discuss a book with its author. In my case, I don’t get out to book signings all that… Read more »
There are two impressions that one can get from the common representations of Asperger’s syndrome. The first is that it’s a bit of a boys’ club. More boys than girls… Read more »