Which Autism Resources Are Good (For Writing)?
Most everyone can agree that research is difficult, or at least daunting. How do you know if you’ve done all the research you need? Where […]
Autism
How to Write Sensory Sensitivities and Sensory Seeking Behaviors
Though sensory sensitivities and sensory seeking behaviors are hallmarks of autism, there aren’t many articles describing what they feel like. Articles will give lists of […]
How to Write Stimming
“Self-stimulatory behavior” or “stimming” is repetitive movements, anything from repeating a phrase aloud to tasting a certain flavor to repeating a song to stroking your […]
How to Write Hyperempathy and Hypoempathy
Autism articles painfully lack how autistic experiences feel like for the autistic person. The writings will explain what a meltdown looks like, advise how to […]
How to Write About Autism
According to the CDC, 2.21% of US adults are autistic, meaning 5,701,800 people. That’s likely not even counting all the undiagnosed. Writing them well, then, […]
6 Harmful Autism Stereotypes/Tropes in Fiction
Good autism representation not only makes people view autistic individuals more positively and realistically, but also helps autistic people have a character they can relate […]