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Here’s an evidence-based summary of ways to improve scanning skills, visual attention, and related cognitive processes in autistic children, teens, and adults. I’ll have all this and more in the
If you’ve been around here for a while, you know I’m an action girl. I love good research — but only if it helps us do something today, at home,
I tend to leave sensory training in the hands of capable therapists (See blog posts #7 and #8- Part 1 and #8-Part 2 for more on them). But here
For many autistic teens and adults, learning to drive doesn’t fail because of motivation, intelligence, or effort. It often stalls for a simpler — and much more fixable — reason:
What It Really Means to Prioritize Operational Skills in Autistic Driver Training I love this question — because this is where the research actually becomes useful! Years ago, I became
Brain fog can feel like mental sludge—difficulty focusing, slower thinking, forgetfulness, or feeling “spaced out.” For autistic teens and adults, it’s often linked to biological factors such as neuroinflammation, cerebral