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What the Double Empathy Problem Means for Communication
The double empathy problem reframes autistic communication difficulty as a two-way mismatch, not a one-sided deficit.
What a “Spiky Skill Profile” Means for Autistic People
A spiky skill profile means unusually wide gaps between strong and weak areas — not a flaw, but a pattern support can be built around.
Common Mistakes People Make Assuming Autism Looks the Same in Everyone
Autism looks different from one person to the next, and most common misunderstandings come from expecting a single template to fit everyone.
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Early Signs and Symptoms of Autism in Infants: A Guide by Age
Most parents do not go looking for information on autism until something feels a little off. Maybe your baby does not turn toward their name…
Autism vs Asperger’s Syndrome: What’s the Difference?
If you grew up hearing the term “Asperger’s” or received that diagnosis yourself, you’ve probably noticed something strange: doctors don’t use the word anymore. Ask…
Level One Autism: What It Means, Signs, and How It’s Supported
Level one autism is the mildest of the three severity levels used in an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis. It describes people who need some support…