Boaz S.
Resolving autism and sleep issues is one of the primary tasks for autistic individuals. Around 50% of children with autism spectrum disorder have difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep throughout the night. They may take a couple of hours to sleep, or get up in the middle of the night and start laughing, crying, or … Read more
“Autism and laughing inappropriately” are linked. Inappropriate laughing in Autism is considered unhealthy. It is found that kids with Autism may produce more ‘unshared’ laughing, which means laughing when others aren’t laughing or without a reason. And autistic children laugh when the urge strikes them, regardless of whether other people find a specific situation funny. … Read more
How to Reduce Verbal Stimming, or vocal stimming, is a question for millions of parents with autistic children. It is easy to reduce Verbal or vocal stimming just by sitting at home. Everyone has Verbal Stims. Playing with hair while chatting with a friend, biting your nails when you’re nervous or bored. Maybe you tap … Read more
Autism in women and men is almost the same, but due to natural differences, women with autism present something different than men. Understanding Autism in Women from a Different Aspect: an Accurate Diagnosis Could Make Their Lives Better. Women have different traits, such as social difficulties, issues of emotional regulation, and the nature of intense … Read more
High-functioning autism (HFA) is a term often used to describe individuals on the autism spectrum who exhibit milder symptoms and can function independently in many aspects of life. Recognizing the signs of high-functioning autism is essential for early intervention and support. Although individuals with HFA may not have significant language or intellectual impairments, they often … Read more