Blog — ASDNext.org, an ASERT Website for Teens and Adults with Autism

True Courage

Sarah reflects on how true courage is doing something even though you are afraid

Thanksgiving

Out of Sync Woman talks about how Thanksgiving will be different this year due to the pandemic

Before and After Diagnosis

Miriam talks about how their Autism Diagnosis led them to understand themselves better and how they faced stigmatization from neurotypical peers.

Autism symbol of infinity symbol in rainbow colors

Running on Empty

Out of Sync Woman notes that big and fun events can be emotionally draining. She talks about what she does to care for her mental health during emotionally draining times

Awkward Parental Interaction

Out of Sync Woman discusses how it can be hard to find a balance for your parents expressing pride in your accomplishments whilst also recognizing that you're an adult

Communicating with Me

Out of Sync Woman reflects on what she has done to better her communication skills and what she wishes people knew when communicating with her

Focusing on the Present

Out of Sync Woman talks about how it is important to slow down once in a while and enjoy what the present has to offer

Rear view of three generation family walking in a park. They are looking for some nice place for family weekend picnic. Holding hands and walking threw the grass. Grandfather is holding basket with food and drink.

Hobbies, Self Care, and Organization

Dmitri talks about how they have been handling the stress due to school and COVID-19 with organizational practices, prioritizing self-care, and making time for hobbies.

Voting Rights and Women’s Suffrage – How African American Women Revolutionized The Fight For Representation.

Ziggie discusses the influence that African American Suffragettes had on Voting Rights and the history of Voting Rights

Courage to Change

Out of Sync Woman talks about how it takes courage to make important changes in one's life and how it can be more difficult or uncomfortable than just accepting things as they are.