Self-identity: I am autistic
As part of the How I See It series, ASDNext blogger Khylil shares his thoughts on person-first vs. identity-first language in autism.
Read moreLyft to Public Transportation
In this blog, Khylil talks about the benefits associated with Uber/Lyft as well as Public transportation, and his opinions regarding when he uses one over the other.
Read moreThe Magic School Bus
Latest blog by Ziggie where he talks about the Magic School Bus and how it can be applied to situations in daily life.
Read moreHealthy Connections
Make sure to check out the latest blog by out of sync woman. In this blog she talks about healthy relationships and why they are so important.
Read moreSelf-Care Tips for Get Togethers
Latest blog by out of sync woman where she talks about healthly self care tips for get togethers.
Read moreIdentification
In this blog, Sarah discusses her experience with community engagement and how she would like to be identified in the community.
Read moreMy thoughts on identity-first vs. person-first language
In this blog, Ziggie discusses his thoughts and describes person-first and identity-first language. He shares his experiences and talks about which he prefers.
Read moreTaking Care of Yourself During the Holiday Season
In this blog, Out of Sync Woman discusses the upcoming holiday season and some of the coping strategies she has developed for the season.
Read moreYou Don’t Seem Like: Self Identity
In this blog, Khylil reflects on times when people have told him that he seems "normal" and talks about his self-identity.
Read moreA Wonderful Summer
Ziggie reflects on the wonderful summer he had seeing his family and attending fun parties.
Read moreTreating Myself, Financial Savvy Pays Off!
Out of Sync Woman discusses buying new furniture, how it affected her life, and what she considered before making the purchase.
Read moreHalloween Really IS Fun
Hi everyone! It’s almost time for Halloween – the one time of year you get to be someone else/get candy/decorate outside/get scared and so on. But Halloween isn’t always fun for every child you know. Halloween was fun for me as a child, but that’s not the case for many kids with autism or special […]
Read moreCAPS and Art
In this blog, Khylil shares more about his recent experience in the Community Autism Peer Specialist (CAPS) Training and how it brought back his love of art!
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