Research tells us that people with Autism struggle with eye contact for a number of reasons. The first one being that because of the over-abundance of information our minds receive visually, which is ten

In my first BLOG, (Do you have autistic children? You may have Asperger's Syndrome) I mentioned when the psychologist asked me, "Is there anyone else in your family who's Autistic?" And I responded,

The following are some tips and strategies that may help you manage your child’s meltdowns. We’d all like to avoid meltdowns completely, but that’s not possible. Instead, some parents find it helpful to

This is the logo I created for my group on facebook. Obviously, it's called Autism Badasses. Feel free to join. Also for everyone on Steemit in the Autism community, if you're looking another way to get

Just thought I'd create a group for everyone on Steemit who posts info about Autism. If you're looking another way to get your links out just you post your link in the comment section and I'll post it

For me, I wasn’t diagnosed with Autism until I was 39 years old, and had already been married for 15 years. And like I stated in my previous blog, at that time my relationship was severely on the rocks.

If you know anyone with Asperger's Syndrome or Autism then you probably already know how blunt we can be. Well I decided that today's BLOG will be no exception. Here’s the best relationship advice you

I remember my mom always saying, "I earned this one". She was referring to how I always got good grades, kept my room extremely neat and for the most part pretty much obeyed her and my dad. However,